Sunday, October 25, 2009

A Village Temple Comments

Rating: 5.0

Sprawling grounds
The morning mist
A banyan tree
And the resting wind
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Ravi Panamanna
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Surya . 27 October 2009

a wonderful scenario well captured. the last para indeed is fitting. voted10 surya

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Indira Babbellapati 27 October 2009

it's a painting in words!

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Shalini Sundararamalingam 27 October 2009

nice, i could relate the poem to one of my fav temple

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Meggie Gultiano 27 October 2009

I read this twice, and felt I have a beautiful journey to the temple. Thank you so much for taking me into this wonderful journey.

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rago rago 27 October 2009

Beautiful picture and you have brought the real sense and the feelings around....

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Samanyan Lakshminarayanan 26 October 2009

lovely sir...you have brought the sound sight smell...everything of the shrine into this lovely poem..it was like being there

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Rajaram Ramachandran 26 October 2009

The poet has brought before my eyes the scene of a temple very nicely and simply.

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Catrina Heart 26 October 2009

so fabulous point outs and descriptions...love its poetic play! ! !

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Joseph Poewhit 26 October 2009

Words capture a feeling well.

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Alf Hutchison 26 October 2009

A fitting write to the serenity of worship regards Alf

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Anna Dorfman 26 October 2009

a perfect discribing of church`s atmosphere... amazing poem

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Obinna Eruchie 26 October 2009

'Here are the very roots / Life opens her wings. / These are spaceless moments / Man drifts to his own womb.' It is true, a temple is a place, where one can meditate undisturbed to find inner peace. An insightful piece.

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Ravi Panamanna

Ravi Panamanna

Ottapalam- Kerala State- India
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