Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Crimson Tears Comments

Rating: 5.0

Who killed whom?
How many died
our men; their men?
Crushed flesh and bones
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Sathya Narayana
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Ananiya Alick Ponje 28 April 2011

Hey this is a marvelous piece

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Catrina Heart 24 February 2009

Not by guns Not by malevalence Use love and kindness Know God’s oneness YOU CAN ERASE BOUNDARIES And earn boundless happiness --- Fabulous stanza.......a poem written with zeal, a way to peace, of brotherhood to all of us.....10++++++++++++

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Raja Basu 07 February 2009

Nice and perceptive poem, Sathya. Reflects the necessity of mutual understanding and respect in today's malice torn world.

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John Walls 13 January 2009

Concise, terse, and filled with haunting imagery. You grab the reader's attention for sure. Well done. Just one point: should it not be noise verses noice? -John

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Bob Blackwell 26 December 2008

Sathya, this an excellent plea for peace and a recognition we are one. 10/10 Bob

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Meena Iyer 16 December 2008

ahh! ! Too hard hitting! loved it! I havent been around for long now.. I know :) pleasure to read you though

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Andrew Blakemore 16 December 2008

Excellent anti-war poem Sathya, great message. Best wishes, Andrew

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Fay Slimm 15 December 2008

What an honest appeal in this emotive verse Sathya - - and would do well to be echoed worldwide...... top marks for this..... from Fay.

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Sarah Sisson 15 December 2008

I like this one....it's pretty popular too!

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Samanyan Lakshminarayanan 15 December 2008

that was very true- after the voilence the repentment because they come to their senses- agood capture of the situation=10

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Linda Ori 13 December 2008

This is beautiful, Sathya. Something so complicated can be so simple when put into the proper perspective, as you have done here. It emphasizes the senselessness of war and the destruction of precious souls before they've had a chance to live and experience the joys of life. Without bias - we are all of the One, and each spirit deserves equal respect and love. A powerful piece. Linda

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Yaseen Anwer 13 December 2008

Matured Stroke by pen! !

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Linda Moore 13 December 2008

Knowing God's Oneness, we can never understand the carnage of those who take life as if it were nothing. The questions will never have an answer, there is no reason good enough for the sins against God and Humanity......10

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Gargi Saha 09 December 2008

A very powerful write! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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Aijaz Asif 08 December 2008

bhayya its a great write indeed...true so true, i believe each and every word of this poem and after reading this story a silent tear dropped inside...thanks for sharing 10+++++++ and A++++ rgds asif

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Ian Singer 08 December 2008

wow this one really spoke to me i love it thank you keep writting

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Vaibhav Pandey 08 December 2008

you have penned down a great thought.10++++ for this masterpiece. regrds, vaibhav pandey

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Tarun Sharma 07 December 2008

sir, hold the torch! i am with you rgds

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Allan Macli Borges 07 December 2008

A touching poem, very well done!

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Bob Blackwell 06 December 2008

The brutality of the first stanza's and plea for sanity in the last. A worthy poem with a worthy message. Bob

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