Tuesday, December 1, 2009

# # A Soul - Part Two Comments

Rating: 4.0

A lonely mom
where has dad gone
as this thought ran through me
a tear dropp woke me
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Samanyan Lakshminarayanan
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Almedia Knight-Oliver 08 January 2010

A lovely poem told from the perspective of a child's soul...pleasing images, too. this is a 10 again, my votes are not registering.

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Sivashanmugam Shanmugam 31 December 2009

the second part describes well, how the feelings are turned agony without share the dad's affection...touching lines

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Maitreyee Joshi 30 December 2009

an infants soul that knows so much.i do think that infants and children know a lot but cant express for only the lack of vocabulary.well done sam.

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Flowing with feelings that bring words to life. Well done my friend.

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C. P. Sharma 26 December 2009

A good mix up of emotions and reality. CP

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Deepti Agarwal 23 December 2009

Very soul-ful... can feel the connection os souls here..

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Seema(Aanamika) 80 20 December 2009

Very touching & very nice..10

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Rajaram Ramachandran 15 December 2009

The story of the soul goes on separating the other soul in a different way.

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Nivedita Bagchi SPC UK 15 December 2009

‘There can be bad father but never bad mother’ as adage says…it reflects that…Mother Magnanimization is deeply rooted in Indian psychic soil… Ms. Nivedita Ten+ UK

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Krishnarasa Seshadri 15 December 2009

reminds me of 'veral veli verkotpalavin saara naada selviyai yaagumadi...' from Agam.......there its lovers, here a couple, but the ambiance is the same.....Its so beautiful

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Miriam Maia Padua 14 December 2009

very nice... touching....a mirror of him in you great ideas here 10+++ Lovelots, Snow

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Nikunj Sharma 14 December 2009

vivid imagination and live images painted here. a touch of reality makes this poem stand up and talk to the reader....really nice one

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Indira Renganathan 14 December 2009

Very touching...a sample piece of many couples in real life...a dolorous poem

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Mamta Agarwal 13 December 2009

Samanyan, here you have touched on several things- indifference, sublimation by mothers, neglected childhood, longing to belong- very touching and well composed. Mamta

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Sandhya S N 11 December 2009

sad............. sandhya

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Vandavasu Vittal 07 December 2009

Poignant but with a plethora of exotic expressions of emotions. However the soul does not need someone, it is everything

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Sandra Fowler 07 December 2009

How very sad. Almost as if each soul is in solitary confinement. Memorable, Sam, to say the least. Warm regards, Sandra

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Joseph Poewhit 07 December 2009

Sad situation no love

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Ravi A 07 December 2009

I can capture your feelings well. This episode could be a specimen. Millions of children around us can have the same experience because of the same kind of dad they have. This poem gives such a wider scope for us to reflect on the issue.

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Louis Rams 05 December 2009

the soul will always feel the emotions as well as the thoughts of wht is around it, as did it feel its mother. gr8t write a ten

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