Friday, March 27, 2009

** A Knightly Warrior *** -In Top 500 Poems Comments

Rating: 4.2

He sees,
Tonight, a vitreous calm sea
Tourmaline foams kiss
Waves lap furtively
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ANJALI SINHA
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Shahzia Batool 08 April 2013

Right...if in top of 500 poems....

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Priyambada Chatterjee 02 June 2010

Excellent expression...

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Anand Madhukar 10 September 2009

Some excellent imagery and some outstanding expressions. May I invite you to take a look at my own humble offerings pls?

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Wesley Mincin 03 August 2009

This is outstanding.

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Zeinab Sherif 02 August 2009

i loved this poem so so much.i was attracted by the title.thanks for this poem best friend,10+++++

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Kenn Sun 25 July 2009

oho, the first part really exciting me...

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Jayram Daya 20 July 2009

Poetry with story telling is an old Indian art –you have done it well

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Dave Tanwar 18 July 2009

i am sure it was a beautiful story that inspired you to pen it down into a poem. beautifully written poem, liked it.

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Mark Nwagwu 18 July 2009

Anjali, I have a feeling I've commented on this poem before, but I read it again today and find it fast paced, like a knight chhraging on his horse, his love to profess. I'm moving into this style, of few words per line - it's riot. This is fantastic, Anjali. I've been meaning to write a poem about a knight, a sham; but this your knight is a real warrior. God bless his soul! Mark

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hey girl..iam here from every where..........

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Sanjib Das 16 June 2009

Anju, you create a superb medieval atmosphere. Your poem remembers me Sir Gawain and The Green Knight. Like Samuel Taylor Coleridge, You affect me psychologically.

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Surya . 07 June 2009

fantastic, .feels like reading an absorbing novel.posted10 surya

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Brishti Mazumdar 05 June 2009

Oh! really I went thru a story telling session, as if......Thnx...I liked your way of telling..must get a 10++...Brishti..///.By the way....Brishti means rain not sweet, as you apprehended....Thnx for going thru my poem.

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a beautiful way of telling a story..love to read that story..well done

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Shashendra Amalshan 17 May 2009

Telll us more stories Anjali pleas....10++..we r ready to hear..love shan

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Sanjib Das 07 May 2009

I feel nostalgic drag of my childhood days..

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Stacey Watts 28 April 2009

Such a well done piece that takes you on a journey through amazing images. Very well done.

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Allemagne Roßmann 12 April 2009

'It’s a melancholy Long and distant north sea.' Ashore cries the knight The lonely longing knight As days traverse into nights Until one night he has to go Go for a battle sans the knowledge perhaps it will be his last night The talisman still sparkling His confidence still beaming Like a beacon chasing beacon And across the deserts linger his ladylove In pain and in shock thinking why would he, how come, how dare he, the knight-her knight the naughty kiddo turned knight be a con hopes shattered, confusions battered Like the light of this beacon now better be a con The gross misconduct, the surmounting lies uphill waits the knight with his one truth-the truth of love the truth on his chest, the truth of his mouth, the truth he cries, the truth he yells the truth he still fires, the truth he fights, until flurry of her tears comes as bullets Riddling the knight Concocting the conquerer Nagging the Napoleon Stop woo she says Coz she belongs to some Waterloo A last battle, one last jinx one last juggernaut one last win or one last losing win to say and to rent the air the name of his desert-rose the name, the name here, the name there, the name spattered everywhere the name of his remnants in the name of a prose the prose of happiness for an everlasting rosemerry shyness Beautifully and exquisitely written...+++++++10.

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Dr Kamran Haider 10 April 2009

You really make this story eternal... Amazingly woven words with pure emotions, as you yourself was part of the story... Well done...

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Bhaswat Chakraborty 10 April 2009

A neo-epical style, reads wonderful.

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