Saturday, February 27, 2010

~ Biopsychic ~ Comments

Rating: 4.4

~ BIOPSYCHIC ~
Ms. Nivedita
UK.
27 February 26,2010
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MS. NIVEDITA BAGCHI SPC. UK.
COMMENTS
Denis Mair 13 July 2017

Who are you and how do you appear among us stewing such panspermic nosegays? Here we have a splayed-out anthem, a guided tour of an aroused sensorium, a feelie in 6-D smellovision. Galloping neuro-plasticity overflows banks that never were. You tell of solace enjoyed in a divine creche (as you put it in another poem) . Strange paradox of canopied embowerment and lofty expansion.

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Denis Mair 13 July 2017

I just realized something: among the abundant fruits you offer are these wonderful comments. Your force field has gathered around you such a wonderful chorus of responses that I am jealous of their lively mindedness. The voices are so sincere they almost sound cherubic, paradoxically brought out by your prurient content. You have obviously touched a nerve, and the people show their poet-hood by reacting to you so variously. I think it will repay my effort to read all the comments under this poem.

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Cat Tiger 05 May 2012

Question for you, my dear Niv. Do you express yourself emotionally better in English or in your native tongue?

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Cristobal Obregon 11 December 2010

This is a good allegorical poem that really takes you to the heart of love, and out,

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Marieta Maglas 20 October 2010

nice interlink between antonyms....lovely to read, especially that I like your style so much...Mari

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Ramesh T A 01 September 2010

Who can stop love indulgence in lofty leisure? No one indeed!

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Nasarudheen Parameswaran 07 August 2010

It tuned my psychic thoughts.

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Ajay Seshadri 01 August 2010

Incredible poem! It has a rhythmic combination. 'Lofty Leisure' is both paradoxical and enchanting. I enjoyed the harmony in the end.

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Anita Trivedi 31 July 2010

Wow....... Really good one...... Esecially the last line.....God bless

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David Beckham 30 July 2010

O’ My Beau I’m incurably yours Attachment brings pains in a material world. Very gripping lines, of pure honest feelings. Loved it.

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Laura Byaruhanga 08 July 2010

i think Sougata has explained it all, this is my favourite of your collection so far! i literally felt all my senses light up and i so badly wanted to be the persona at that point. i have read this poem so many times, it feels good to read! it is dream like and has a beauty that reminds me of what all poems, in particular love poems should make you feel. speechless. i awe. humbled. deeply happy. Good one Niv!

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Saugata Majumder 29 June 2010

Hello Nivedita, This is not a poem. This is a painting, with words. This is a fine-tuned story with full of emotions. This is not a poem. This is a complete story of Life. This is a bridge to be there... where? ? Don't know the place. But can see that very place in our dreams. This is not a poem. This is a feeling. Great One. Thanks.

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Prince Obed de la Cruz 29 June 2010

simple but like brush strokes of a painter

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Sally Plumb Plumb 28 May 2010

Reminds me of 'Bebe'

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C N Prem Kumar 28 May 2010

A very different attempt and style.

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Almedia Knight-Oliver 27 May 2010

Niv, I read and reread this poem and each time I felt psychic and filled with the narrator's power that overflowed my being! I was captivated by the sensory images in the first stanza...and in the second stanza, 'everything seen, appears matchless, I was embraced by excitement too. 'Why Me' The third stanza, Biopsychic...Omigod! Lovesickness or missing love that metastasized or spread throughout my being: O' my Beau [ I'm a clairvoyant or some sort of supernatural power! ] I'm incurably yours In union/ separation [interesting! ] How wonderful it can be to indulge in a 'Biopsychic' / 'silent tryst' This poem is so well written, Had to read it several times to come up with my analysis. a 10++++++

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Indira Renganathan 25 May 2010

Two words combined to caption a poem....good attempt and the psyche too10+

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Lynn Glover 18 May 2010

As I disregard biopsychic, since I have never heard that word before, and carefully read through the poem I see your love side seeping through. A very good poem and I rate it a 20+ Your friend Lynn

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Seema Chowdhury 19 April 2010

hi Niv, this is a very different poem, and yes we need to read it carefully to understand the underline meanings.thanks for sharing.

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Katang Chakravorty 16 April 2010

Well cooked romantic poem all matchless ingredients of pure emotions Amazing description with gleaming metaphors Last 8 lines a canvas of yearning for cozy warmth of togetherness ‘Under canopy cajole’ with ‘Indulge in lofty leisure’ 10+++

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Kolawole Ajao 14 April 2010

Unless we read BIOPSYCHIC We may dwindle in irrelevance Read, read and read... Till the poem BIOPSYCHIC Psyches you up!

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