Friday, May 9, 2008

Air Comments

Rating: 5.0

O' tricky children of the sphere
Mass of gasses and vapour dittoing to flare
Trickling through my nostrils to swear
That my life ever is you compounded air
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Indira Renganathan
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Dr Dillip K Swain 31 May 2018

O' smart invisible blare Invisible, yet sun, moon, all twinkling to glare Elated my eyes to swear That my life ever is you compounded air - - A fascinating piece work! My pleasure reading it time and again! Stay always happy and blessed dear madam!

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Dr Dillip K Swain 29 January 2018

I felt revisiting this poem because I love reading it again and again. I quote: “O' smart invisible blare/Invisible, yet sun, moon, all twinkling to glare/Elated my eyes to swear/That my life ever is you compounded air”. You must have put your heart and soul in penning this elegant piece of poetry! Pray God bless you always dear madam…….10

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Bipasha D 24 January 2018

An extraordinary poem. Without air we can't survive but air pollution is leading to so many disease. When will we stop polluting nature...

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Dr Dillip K Swain 23 January 2018

O' invisible painter Of azure and 'bow an aesthetic you bear Blown my mind enthralled to swear That my life ever is you compounded air....Wonderful expression! Its an adorable piece of poetry! Thanks dear madam for sharing....10

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Akhtar Jawad 10 January 2018

A beautiful poem on the atmosphere, Indira Ranganathan's skill of writing poems is shining throughout the poem.

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Yelena M. 17 July 2010

Indira, your poems are always a joy to read..This one just floats on the air in its lightness and flow..Thanks for sharing. With best wishes, Yelena.

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L.P. Alexanders 11 August 2009

remarkable flow of words, feelings and images! I loved it,10+++ and thanks for words about my poem, i really appreciate it! regards

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Powerful, extraordinary imageries. Great write.10.

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Saadat Tahir 03 July 2009

they way you stairize the human race in its race...beautiful fresh approach and a clarion call great poetry cheers

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Nimal Dunuhinga 30 June 2009

A very beautiful concept Indira! 'I breathe in and I breathe out and they call life; I am certain one day it stops? Thank you so much for your prompt comment on my scribbling.

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Reshma Ramesh 21 June 2009

this is such a beautiful write................well penned

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Each stanza is like a fresh air caressing our face. The air which our ancestors preserved is becoming now scary - the last lines ring the alarm to make us set things aright.

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Kesav Easwaran 11 May 2009

liked the sarcastic humour inside this good write...10

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Wojja Fink 28 March 2009

so much to see within the air if we take the the time to stand and stare. magical.....John

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a lovely poem on air...thank you mam for your lovely comment on'thiruvalluvar....' please read my 'is it a recession', 'the oldest love', ...'the chemotherapy'... ' arare commodity'

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Ahmad Shiddiqi 23 December 2008

very nice! I feel it's better if we read this poem while listen to Bach's Air on G string. keep writing! Dear, friend. Would you like to read and comment on my newest poem, Lost Forest's Ancient Chant, please? Thank you very much.

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Samanyan Lakshminarayanan 20 December 2008

the invisible yet the vital element= avery good write- thanks mam for your comment on my never ending story- read my poem manu's varna

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Seema Chowdhury 22 October 2008

VERY NICE AND THOUGHT PROVOKING. READ MY NEW POEM AND SENS YOUR COMMENTS NEW BATTLE OF LIFE

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Ashraful Musaddeq 06 October 2008

Wonderful composition. Love it.

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Chitra - 24 August 2008

fine work! i liked all through

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