Monday, January 19, 2009

Birds In The Battle Field Comments

Rating: 5.0

</>Fire pouring missiles
falling one by one
All are running
Here and there
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Vinod Kumar U K
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Gajanan Mishra 08 December 2012

Little birds are weeping. good

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Kevin Parkin 08 December 2011

This is a very good poem Vinod - you have captured the essence of war quite succinctly. It has the quiet surety of a Rupert Brooke - who is, as you may well know, one of the most respected of 'War poets.' Please have a read of my 'Running for Cover' and give me your opinion. Many thanks and well done! Kevin

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Allemagne Roßmann 06 September 2011

Voise of Ambulance Noise of crowd `n` cry Guns and tons of memories........Well written.The Kharasch Effect of representing war crimes considered to be fair..

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Kathleen Hannan 06 September 2011

The panick, the sadness, the desolation. I hear it all in this poem. Such over whelming sadness. thank you for inviting me to read your poetry. I am new here. I will share my own in time.

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Adeline Foster 20 August 2011

This is rather good and I appreciate the attention to spelling and grammatical structure. Something that many of your countrymen ignore. May I point out that 'voice' has a 'c' and I think you may have meant 'shower of missiles’. Please read mine - Time For Another - Adeline

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Nivedita Bagchi SPC UK 27 July 2010

Very humane poetry…against uncalled for and unnecessary violence/war for vested interests strangling human rights…the day may come when the tears of birds will get parched up like humans … thanks for sharing … Regards Ms. Nivedita UK 10/10

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Rajbarath KR 09 March 2010

one more good war poem... you've voiced for the tree dwellers... awesome.. i've got one strikingly similar poem.. kindly check it out... title: 'A starling in solitude'.

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Pandian Angelina 21 July 2009

Such heartfelt feelings You make us weep With the lil' birds Thinking of aftermath of war! Please read my 'Victims of War' and 'War' at your liesure. Angel

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Bhaswat Chakraborty 29 June 2009

In a lonley dry tree Little birds are weeping The mother collecting The half burned grains..... If someone can read these lines to the warlords military leaders!

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Vidi Writes 25 April 2009

Wodrs appear so simple But emotions so complex. How many care to look up the tree From where falls the shower of grief. Blessed are those who are laid on the ground Left behind.. are left with so much to sigh and cry. Touched by this read. Thank you.

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Tork Souad Diana 02 February 2009

i can imagine the scene..awesome writing ^-^

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Vernon Eaker 25 January 2009

vivid poignant and touching I like this a lot. a very nice piece great writing. a 10

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Sandra Fowler 19 January 2009

Very powerful and evocative.The pathos of the last stanza resonates with this reader. 10 for you. Warm regards, Sandra

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Sathyanarayana M V S 19 January 2009

A very authentic ending.....the way poetry should be.

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Marvin Brato 19 January 2009

V illains in the war i ndulge in killing innocents n ot knowing that o n the other side d ear little creatures u nknown to human care k illed as too collateral!

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Vinod Kumar U K

Vinod Kumar U K

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