Wednesday, November 5, 2008

! ! ! ! ! ! ! A Mother And Daughter! ! ! ! ! ! ! Comments

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At 15, taking a stroll with my mother
On a cool summer night after dinner,
Ma, one question always nags my mind
What is it she softly asked, my child?
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Mamta Agarwal
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Allemagne Roßmann 02 September 2011

And are growing up and raising a family together. You are overcome with love, respect and acceptance Well said and very touching linesi like the above one...well done

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Dr Antony Theodore 19 June 2010

Her words resound, although she is no more, As I wait for my man to come through the door. I owe her my life and celebrate each and everyday To this day, she soothes and shows me the way. The great wisdom of your mother you have put in clear concepts. it is a great homage to your beloved mother. true first infatuation goes away. living with one man through the life is a great task.... thank yu dear Mamta

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Dulakshi Wakista 13 February 2010

Indeed, it's a great work.I loved the way you expressed your emotions.Interesting poem.It clearly highlights the bond of mother and daughter and ofcourse it convey everymothers to teach good things to their children.Wonderful!

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Prince Obed de la Cruz 30 January 2010

nice poem you have here... i read it because it's interesting

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Ritty Patnaik 08 August 2009

dear mamta....this lovely poem is an eye opener about our commitments and relationshipswhich is a part of our tradition.beautifully written with emotions of a daughter for her mother.superb writing. ritty

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premji premji 17 July 2009

in true marriages, partners burn their ego in that sacred fire...we call 'agnisakshi'. no me, only we.............

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Pandian Angelina 12 July 2009

'I owe her my life and celebrate each and everyday To this day, she soothes and shows me the way.' Wonderful tribute to a wonderfully wise mother The doubts that assail a teenage mind myraid And calm, clear and correct words do impress for life! A beautiful advice most required for the new-age women To respect, admire and love her man she should understand Is not abject slavery but, show of her inner strength! Again a beautiful poem mam' on touching relationships. Do you know I found something to laugh within here It is mostly men so vain who think a woman becomes boring Here, of course you were serious, but, still I thought What a blow to ego of man even to think That he might become boring one day! Angel

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How can one spend a life time with one man? Doesn’t it get boring after a short span? As we sat on the bench, she looked at me Yes, it needs commitment we don’t foresee.... intellegent quaestion from daughter to mom.... but no answer i feel.. it is emotional too...very good write....10 for its answer pse read three poems'o, mother, papa do u know and papa u too.tks

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Nikunj Sharma 26 June 2009

true............every word is impressive and makes an impact... keep it up, pls see my poems called LET HER SACRIFICE NO MORE, LONG LIVE THE ICE CREAM and LITTLE PAINTER.... Wwould be grateful for your comments

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Vidi Writes 10 June 2009

A lot to learn through relations At large, this life and its terms Rely on how much can be accepted How much can be concealed. Dear poet, yes, its so so true No one is perfect, 'He', 'She' and 'It' And...' I ' too. No point in searching for an ideal Instead try to be an Ideal See how much it costs. So much you said in this poem Just with so few lines. Wonderful, i say.

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Ashraful Musaddeq 26 May 2009

'Her words resound, although she is no more, As I wait for my man to come through the door. I owe her my life and celebrate each and everyday To this day, she soothes and shows me the way.' Astonishing composition with agreeable ending. Your feelings are bloomed with nice fragrance. 10+++

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Dr.Wardha Jawdat 07 November 2008

marvellous....this one deserves applause....its something that embodies rhyme and a morale as well as the philosophy of married life for every woman....how often does one poem do that..!

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Sandra Fowler 05 November 2008

What a wonderful memory you have kept in the landscapes of your mind. Thank you for sharing your mother's wisdom with the world. The couplet at the end of the poem is very moving. Quality work from a quality poetess. Always your friend, Sandra

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