Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal

Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal

Vadali, Dist: - sabarkantha, Gujarat, India
Tuesday, May 12, 2009

All Trains Stop Here Comments

Rating: 4.8

All trains stop here and come to an abrupt halt
We call it cardiac arrest or near heart stop
No time at disposal for things to arrange
No grace period allowed for orderly manage
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Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal
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Robert Leary 17 February 2010

Unique approach to the subject of death as I eat my non-cholesteral eggs...

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Nimal Dunuhinga 05 February 2010

I love that station where the sojourn stops forever.................hoots no more and the locomotive relaxed, Hasmukh indeed a great poem.

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Subbaraman N V 04 November 2009

Life's journey and end has been beautifully portrayed. Pl. read my poem GIFT OF LIFE in the PH.

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Gracey Newman 28 October 2009

brilliant, ..the ending is powerful...Good write

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Pia Andersson 17 October 2009

Excellent writing...everything must come to an end..we are visitors..I love the title 'All trains stop here'

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Rafique Farooqi 14 October 2009

We must do our best in the short period of time available to us......if we can feel we are responsible......

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warner treuter 22 September 2009

Lucky ones may have orderly end - i think that was how you put it; you give many indications of the surprise that death can all too often bring, kind of like a panther springing out at you. yes, it happens all too often, i can only keep my fingers crossed for myself. there seems little generality in the way of what and how death brings about the in the phenomena of our end. not something for young minds to contemplate on - or is it? excellent imaging here.

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Ben Gieske 17 September 2009

Death is an inexhastible subject. You provide us a new aspect and much for our meditation. I just finished 'Love Lives on with Memories'. It also considers life and death. Take a look.

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Whisperkwane Lamb 17 September 2009

I survived...God at play...living a better and different life each and everyday... A new life is not new if you can; t make it better...good write...

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John Shea 14 September 2009

Hasmukh, my staff is leaning on the wall to my left. Your poem brings it within my reach Life is a thread so thin for my birds to shread.. Loving life makes loving the after life such fun. My thoughts of life are my dogs and my wives who caught my attention when they vied for my attention. Who will give me sorrow? Those who never believed that life is for those who are the believers.

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Anand Madhukar 11 September 2009

A write full of insight.

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Sagarika Shah 03 September 2009

Very essence of things and philosophy, Al leave for abode to collect trophy, ................life comes to anaend at this junction.. it is worthy poem...10

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Patrick A. Martin 03 September 2009

Hasmukh I had a heart attack on my 40th birthday and I can assure you it changes the way you live your life if you surrive. You have a very different set of ideas.

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Twinkle Vohra 03 September 2009

All trains come to an abrupt halt, We call it cardiac arrest or heart stop, ..............as it is mainjunction for life....10

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Natasha Rathod 23 August 2009

all trains stop at life junction....10

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Sachin Goswami 20 August 2009

trains has to stop somewhre and life is place for it....10

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Edwina K 19 August 2009

halting junction for life....10

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Sadia Hussain 19 August 2009

all trains stop at life junction...10

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Ramdulari Sinha 18 August 2009

life come to stand still here....10

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Sita Kesri 18 August 2009

life is referred to here as main junction....10

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Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal

Mehta Hasmukh Amathaal

Vadali, Dist: - sabarkantha, Gujarat, India
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