Tuesday, September 30, 2008

A Tale Of Bhimbetka Comments

Rating: 5.0

(dedicated to my poet friend from India at poemhunter)

Bhim-bait-ka
Bheem sat on these rocks
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Ahmad Shiddiqi
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Juan Carlos Abeti 11 October 2008

this is a very good one

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Carol Rhodes 09 October 2008

You gave life to everything. You took us on another delicious learning experience. Thank you. Definitely have a sense of knowing the area. Carol

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Sandra Fowler 09 October 2008

Fascinating. Time out of mind. Very educational. Ten from me. Warm regards, Sandra

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Carl Harris 09 October 2008

As a historical narrative, this is quite a remarkable composition, Ahmad, and a rewarding one to read as it is packed full with so much knowlege of your very interesting subject. As a poem, it falls a little short, because there really is no ending to it, a summation or comment that would tie in all you spoke of prior to the ending. A closing verse would give this interesting write the poetic summation it needs.

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Katherine Ng Li Hoon 09 October 2008

Well written and very antique and historical in description.

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Wow.I have a very strong interest in archaeology and I love this poem. I hope someday to visit these caves.Good and very interesting freeform poem.Thanks so much it really brightened my day.A ten and a big smile from me.

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Ahmad Shiddiqi

Ahmad Shiddiqi

Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia
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