Thursday, November 20, 2008

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Rating: 4.4

For millions of ghettos
Maimed mulattos
And chained helots
Came he like a soothing zephyr
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Sathya Narayana
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Queeny Gona 05 June 2009

Dear sir, This poem sounded about humanity and as seeking hope in the obama's leadership

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Miriam Maia Padua 22 February 2009

great write...tough, clever words. .talks about human dignity, equality, unity and brotherhood... sentiments fully expressed...written words of concern towards the rights of every race.. full of hopes towards humanity, eradicate racial discrimination... an inspiring piece for every man..... 10+++++

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Raja Basu 07 February 2009

The poem does not talk about Obama. It actually talks about human dignity and equality. Good work.

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Bob Blackwell 06 December 2008

Sathya, I loved the sentiments and the poem. I lived in SA through the hypocracy of apartheid to the freedom now enjoyed. Obama I feel gives hope to all honest thinking men and hopefully the world. 10/10

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Nia Riz 05 December 2008

i love the last two lines the best.....good piece

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Rajaram Ramachandran 04 December 2008

In the history of the world, there comes a saviour to give a healing touch to the oppressed and untouchables.

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Lynda Robson 04 December 2008

An interesting poem, I hope Barak keeps his promises, well said, 10 Lynda xx

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Greenwolfe 1962 04 December 2008

The first two lines rhyme. There are no more rhymes till the last verse. The last verse is good but needs a change. I do not prefer a mixture of rhyme and no rhyme. It should be one or the other. Otherwise, I find nothing negative. GW62

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Jagannath rao Adukuri 04 December 2008

nice one, satyanarayana garu: you use some real tough words

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Kassem Oude 04 December 2008

Dear Sathya, no doubt your poem is well composed. I have nuance from your view, if we were people of ethics and would not discriminate between races, we should not mind about what some arrogant people say or do. I think the word 'hatred' should be abolished from poetry dictionaries. Very sure Obama is good man of white hand and sheer history, he is worth of great respect.

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Sandra Fowler 04 December 2008

Obama is the symbol of hope in America, at the present. Excellent write. Warm regards, Sandra

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Tsira Goge 04 December 2008

Colour a skin for me not the main.... I look to this president - hope... The hope dies the last...10... Tsira

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Lee Crowell 04 December 2008

I forgot to mention Mahatma Ghandi and Margaret Thatcher.

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Chuck Petz 30 November 2008

Sir: You asked me to comment.I was a proffesional soldier. I never voice opinion in the political arena.

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<font color =fusha>Amy 30 November 2008

fantastic tribute to this man

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Loyd C Taylor Sr 30 November 2008

Hello my friend Sathya. It was a very good poem. I disagree with your view, he is the worst possible person for that office. God help the USA! Thanks for your good skill and work, Loyd

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Linda Winchell 30 November 2008

Why I was not one who voted for this man. I still as God wants of me, pray or him and this U.S.A.! Great tribute to this man. Linda

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Raj Nandy 30 November 2008

True! We are all hopeful like you! With 2009, let him usher in an era of peace; the world dose not belong to the terrorists, neither it is theirs, nor is it mine! - Raj Nandy

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Angelo H.g. 29 November 2008

I really admire obama so great write and keep the truth coming!

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Chitra - 29 November 2008

a metaphor for leadership that should turn out be of true essence

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Sathya Narayana

Sathya Narayana

Nellore, Andhra Pradesh
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