Monday, December 3, 2018

Cyclone Comments

Rating: 4.9

When the wind that sifts dust
becomes erratic
the earth becomes
like someone's kite-
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Anjandev Roy 05 May 2019

the rest is dreg. Profound poem. Enjoyed it. Thanks. anjandev Roy.

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Tom Allport 14 April 2019

A write that gives an answer for the chaos that surrounds.

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Jasbir Chatterjee 17 March 2019

Very thought provoking poem...A cyclone always disturbs, turns everything upside down, brings in chaos...

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Nadeem Ishaque 20 February 2019

Cyclone as metaphor for act of clearing when all that is superfluous and mere appearance (dreg) gives way to reveal the essence: that which is firm, which transcends sorrow and joy (wow!) , created from emptiness that pours down - the advent of something unseen that creates something unseen (doubly unseen) , where grapes blossom heavy with wine (also unseen) ! ! A remarkable reflection on appearance and essence. Very powerfully penned.

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Well observed, well wanted.thanks for sharing

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Kumarmani Mahakul 21 January 2019

Wind shifts dust and this gives different perfection. Empty space pours down and silence breaks plates. Cyclonic storm roars. Cyclone brings destruction. An amazing act of expression is noticed. A brilliant poem is excellently penned....10

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Prabir Gayen 08 January 2019

Very very powerful poem with imagery. Beautifully written poet... Thanms

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Paul Brookes 04 January 2019

Beautifully composed piece great sense of timing and metaphor enjoyed thanks

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Sylvia Frances Chan 31 December 2018

A great modern poem, Yoonoos. Does PH still uses Votes? Here are mine A Full 100/100 marks In fact I do not know anything about a vote or votes nor voting, but I saw Master Poet Kumarmani Mahakul Sir doing that at my latest poems and he did like this 100/100 marks. Thank you for sharing, Yoonoos. God´s Blessings.

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Sylvia Frances Chan 31 December 2018

Such a captivating description of a cyclone, you conjured magic, Yoonoos! I am mesmerized. Thank you for sharing this poem about a Cyclone. God´s Blessings.

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Akhtar Jawad 29 December 2018

Such an amazing description of cyclone I was mesmerized.

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Me Poet Yeps Poet 28 December 2018

Comment of poet RM brought me to your cyclonic poem reading I just recalled the tsunami in Indonesia DID the wind also read your poetry and it seems it reacted to find out if poetry has similar trends on humanity why winds can be left far behind WE MUST keep metaphors in mind cyclones and tornadoes come and go memory leaves a sad imprint behind for a long time

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Khairul Ahsan 26 December 2018

'as grapes manifest from blossoms heavy with wine unseen' - oh, what a wonderful depiction, awesome! Welcome back, dear poet, to PoemHunter. Seeing you after a long time, or was I unmindful to notice?

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Kevin Patrick 25 December 2018

the earth becomes like someone's kite- Your imagery is striking, and organic, the portrayal of the elements give it a personality that when unleashed runs amuck reshaping the world to its own designs, even the very seeds of a tree are affected by its undertow, affecting the natural world. As you say this is an insightful work, the power of a cyclone unleashed a unique human insight. Thank you for sharing!

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Akram Saqib 24 December 2018

nice piece bro. excellent imagery

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Dipti Deori Borah 22 December 2018

Cyclone...Beautiful

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C. P. Sharma 21 December 2018

Beautiful imagery. It reminds of churning of the ocean by gods and demons in our mythology.

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Paul Butters 21 December 2018

An atmospheric and foreboding poem. Excellent.

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Babatunde Aremu 21 December 2018

This is a celebration of nature. Well-penned with powerful use of imagery. Kudos

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S H 20 December 2018

A simple poem on natural phenomena, The rage of earth appears in many forms and this is one of them, You could have described it in further refined manner. Nice try.

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