Tuesday, February 24, 2009

At The Temple Comments

Rating: 5.0

In its dark Inner sanctum,
Of oily stone walls,
The soft radiance of
A small clay lamp humbles
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Seema Aarella
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Sadiqullah Khan 09 March 2009

Theses are time tested remedies, I have long ago given up going to the temples.10

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Rm. Shanmugam Chettiar 02 March 2009

a typical female mind devotion, articulated. shan

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Indira Renganathan 26 February 2009

In compliance in coherence, your soul with the smelling providence to the Lord's feet..'One from god, another from me'..means a lot...outstanding verses Seema

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Ahmad Shiddiqi 25 February 2009

contemplative! a pilgrimage to inner humble manner! gorgeous! keep writing!

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Raj Nandy 25 February 2009

Seema, this is a great poem! I have loved it very much! 20/10! -Raj Nandy

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Kesav Easwaran 25 February 2009

Have you read this Hindi poetess- Mahadevi Varma or Subhadrakumari Chauhan- don't exactly remember- who wrote these following lines? 'Poojaa aur poojaapaa prabhuvar, issi poojaarin ko samjho Dhaan dhakshinaa aur ninjavar issi bhikhaarin ko samjho'... your poem led me to the memory of those great lines...thanks for sharing your good poem, Seema...good content well presented...10

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Sulaiman Mohd Yusof 25 February 2009

Seema the merciful.............thats the word for you.Nice writes dear.

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Indira Babbellapati 25 February 2009

marvellous! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! do draw my attention, will u?

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Sathyanarayana M V S 25 February 2009

Excellent poem......every word worth gold.....the ending is superb. Kudos to you Seema......to be frank...........I never liked any poem as much as this.....so well worded, structured........I have no words to explain

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Patrick McFarland 24 February 2009

This is a really a terrific poem Seema. Very powerful (particularly the third stanza) . Well done.10+

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Seema Aarella

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