Saturday, May 16, 2009

Another Face In The Crowd Comments

Rating: 5.0

Long sinewy fingers
Typing furiously
E-mail after e-mail
On a laptop
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Sandra Martyres
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Patti Masterman 18 August 2009

What a rude fellow, what a motivated girl. I'm sure it's a repeat scene many many times over. Thanks for giving a window to view the life lived somewhere far away and exotic (at least to me, who will never be a world traveler) .

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Siddharth Singh 09 August 2009

wow! A very contemporary take on mumbai's working women. Nicely done.

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Ted M 02 July 2009

Vow! You have presented the story of the working Mom so well, so neatly. 10+++

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Christine Kerr 12 June 2009

A guy at work just mention to me that independent girls are the best but they are the hardest ones to get. Interesting thoughts, and some that we all go through.10++

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Smiley Hooker 10 June 2009

This is a very meaningful write, Sandra! A lot of moms work to contribute something for the needs of their children, not everyone tho. She is somebody, Sandra, somebody who plays a very important role. This poem may be interpreted in many ways, but sure will caught some attentions. A must read! : -)

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Sally Plumb Plumb 04 June 2009

I have read quite a few of your pieces and have enjoyed everyone.

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Rajesh Kumar 31 May 2009

Sandra, Such a sad poem: (I guess real life if like that all the time. Wish poems were more cheerful. Great write though.

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Sonya Florentino 31 May 2009

or maybe she's a poet and got inspired in the moment... and just had to get those words down....in any case, she can't be bothered! :)

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Meggie Gultiano 31 May 2009

this is a nice subject, a nice presentation from end to end, a well crafted piece. and some esp. women, can relate to this.This is great.

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this is nicely written. and the tale is one that many share.. good poem! ! !

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Carl Harris 26 May 2009

This is an exceptionally good poem, Sandra, one that holds the reader's total attention from beginning to end. Your descrptive language was outstanding, as was your phrasing, too. Your words painted a vivid scene of the modern workplace without glossing over the unpleasantries or unwanted attentions of opportunists. The clarity of your writing made this a very memorable poem. Carl.

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Saadat Tahir 25 May 2009

very nice..ina contemporary setting involving tangible...here to touich chracters you painted it very well...tenner And like a phantom She vanishes into the crowd ...a lament shared by me and so many of my colleagues....I for one admit cheers

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Obinna Eruchie 21 May 2009

a man furious on a woman for not having his time. good verse.

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Kesav Easwaran 17 May 2009

it's said Time and Tide wait for no man...and for no woman too particularly in this fast moving world! ... a good theme well conceived and beautifully brought out...10

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Mamta Agarwal 17 May 2009

modern working woman has no time to say hello to herself, where is the time for unsolicited attention. sad, at times I wonder are woman more happy today, following their dreams... the title says it all thought provoking write 10

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Sathyanarayana M V S 16 May 2009

Wonderful Sandra. You have beautiful way of telling things, in a telling way...................very very good poem.............stunning......(I want to sy more)

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Shashendra Amalshan 16 May 2009

This is very much the fate of the unknown citizens...in the world...we have lost our identity, we ddon't know why we engage in a rat race for money, fame, ....a universal theme well expressed indeed///10+++

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Fiona Davidson 16 May 2009

Another wonderful write on the state of things in modern times...10+++

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She should be a young mother. your obervation and galloping words all merit the poem. marks 10

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Sandra Martyres 16 May 2009

Date & Time: 5/16/2009 8: 33: 00 AM Remove this comment Poem: 17413693 - # Another face in the crowd Member: Marieta Maglas Comment: It's a true poem of the human condition in which the woman became wife and mother. She is so much attention and involved in her new life, that she no longer sees anything around.I like your style.

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