Wednesday, June 5, 2013

An Ode To An Amphibian Comments

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You don’t have to pitch a tent
Nor build a house to stay
When thousands wander weary and vexed
Without a home or place to rest,
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Valsa George
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Kumarmani Mahakul 28 October 2019

Part - 2 laughing waves. She turtle buries her eggs on sandy shores and guards her progeny from all snares. When turtle makes sure that all around is safe and secure it comes out from its rocky shelter and when dangers lurk it shrinks back at once. This poem is a great ode to turtle, an amphibian. Thank you dear madam I vote ten for you.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 28 October 2019

Part - 1 You have so vividly captured the picturesque of a turtle in this poem. The turtle doesn't pitch a tent nor build a house to stay. Its carapace does the function of a house. As it is an amphibian it can live both in water and on land. It is companion to ravenous shark. It loves strolling along slimy strands and to dive down along with

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Akhtar Jawad 20 October 2014

Enjoyed this unique poem on an unique creature.................10

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Deepak Kumar Pattanayak 24 August 2014

Oh! what a tribute to a turtle-dove......Valsa......I am speechless......every sentence so delicately scripted...... Really takes my breath out......May God bless you with many such amazing poems that you may pen to assuage many a soul........10/10

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Tribhawan Kaul 24 August 2013

Great ode to a turtle. Loved this one.

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Walterrean Salley 13 June 2013

The turtle is gifted in instincts. Interesting and insightful Valsa. I enjoyed reading very much.

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Adheez Van Der Beanthz 12 June 2013

one more outstanding work from a unique idea turtle..! yeah, it deserved more attention because it's one of the things that is really special lovely poem, i like it

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Chandra Thiagarajan 08 June 2013

Turtles have evoked such a beautiful poem, Valsa! From the very first para' to the last each one is superb!

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S.zaynab Kamoonpuri 06 June 2013

Aha turtles, wow as usual you sway, i esp lovd yor 3rd monarch stanza! Yor poem shall live long, turtles live long too my dear poetess friend. :)

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Wahab Abdul 06 June 2013

here i see William Collins here in you..both of you experts in writing Odes....marvellous....10

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R.j. Wynn 06 June 2013

Turtles are cool, people are scared.

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R.j. Wynn 06 June 2013

Turtles are cool, people are scared.

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Valerie Dohren 06 June 2013

Interesting write, very descriptive of a Turtle - enjoyed reading.

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Bri Edwards 05 June 2013

a nice record of a turtle, but, valsa, i was taught that a turtle is a reptile rather than an amphibian (see the title) . i thought you were going to speak of amphibians as i did (one kind at least) in my poem salamander. by the way, i enjoyed/appreciated your comment on mine. did you really hear that salamanders are extinct. who would say such a thing? ! but i have read numerous times that amphibians are feeling the ill effects of their changing environments. maybe someone was referring to a particular species of salamander. bri

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 05 June 2013

A turtle withdraws itself to save its life and buries its eggs. Beware of turtle like humans. Nice poem.

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Somanathan Iyer 05 June 2013

A realistic depiction of stinking rich. Yes one of the wealthy Lord that I know linked the alarm to Police in case of any attempt to trespass.. The fifth stanza impresses most. Thanks.

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Yasmin Khan 05 June 2013

An ode to a an amazing creature, turtle, it reminds me of Huxley's theory that man is an amphibian. So your poem can have more than one interpretations. The last line can be summed up: I know that I know nothing (scio me nescire) Socrates' Paradox, all wisdom begins with wondering. So ma'am it's all wisdom that you've described.

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David Wood 05 June 2013

You explore nature with your poetry and paint a wonderful picture as well as paying a beautiful tribute.

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Valsa George 05 June 2013

Dear friend Tajudeen, Do I deserve so much? I am awed by your language and review of my poem! Thanks for your magnanimity!

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Tajudeen Shah 05 June 2013

See, This is what I said the day before! Your good self would keep exploring still wonderful lands, waters and skies, the skies beyond human imaginations; some glittering void where no stars, planets, meteor would ever appear within these destined, rather limited millions of centuries, of which luckily a few might remain unused as man might extinct in the immediate future by way or other. Here is the scientific and historic relevance of a birth like a tortoise. I expect, envision you crossing such limitations of the wonders of this creature enlisted. True to the core are they, still, only a few practical merits of this birth is where you have limited your imagination, where as this blessed bard could still explore the the blessings of being such a creature, rightly combined, compared and contrasted aquatic science, biology, cosmic wonders and most important of all the unexplored wonders of virgin imaginations. I am excited to read your verses, and imagine, your verses drive me to dive still deeper in pursuit of purest wisdom. Wonderful. God Bless.

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