Friday, August 8, 2008

Deadlock Comments

Rating: 4.8

Mother! Tell me what is behind those doors
Late father averred there is a treasure
A microcosm of whole world's splendour
An extravagent elegence of nature's allure
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Sathya Narayana
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This poem is well written and creative to!

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Reshma Ramesh 12 September 2008

beautiful i loved this one

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Greenwolfe 1962 29 August 2008

I adore creativity. This is a very creative thing that I did not expect. It is a troublesome thing. But, it is a truthful thing. That, makes this important and I gave it my excellant recommendation. GW62

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Subbaraman N V 26 August 2008

Really unfortunate, yet................

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Jhane Reyes 21 August 2008

its an odd poem, , , its remarkable! ! ! ! ! really good, you are one of the best poem writer of this site....10 thanks, jhane

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Sarwar Chowdhury 16 August 2008

....well expressed indeed.....10

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Vidyadhar Durgekar 16 August 2008

An excellent composition................

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Rm. Shanmugam Chettiar 16 August 2008

I read this poem, a free style; the curiosity is kept. the meaning is not clear t, i saw some grammer mistakes, so elimintary. Mother tells, not moter tell. third person singular in present tense deman's' after the verb. My father averred there is... My father averred there was

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Shalini Kts 15 August 2008

i thought it is just a fantasy poem about ghost or something of that kind, never thought of kashmir, great work....

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Rajaram Ramachandran 12 August 2008

Till the end there is suspense in your poem. I never thought Kashmir would be behind the closed room till the end. A good poem indeed!

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Kevin Wells 11 August 2008

Moving and emotional. It is always good when people write from their hearts and you are a leading exponent of this talent.

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Mamta Agarwal 10 August 2008

you built up the mystery with nice imagery. the tragedy of Kashmir- deadlock over a piece of land, price being paid by the innocent citizens, very moving.10+ Mamta

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Ency Bearis 10 August 2008

deadlock..to square one...and implied to Kashmir...nice creativity...

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Seema Chowdhury 09 August 2008

a very touchy poem. till the end it seemed like a mystery what was behind the door. well done. a 10 surely. i hope all the cries will be swapped with the happy grins soon.

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Kiran Raza 09 August 2008

I like this one a lot because throughout this poem your thinking whats going on and at the end everything makes sense. A 10

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Kesav Easwaran 09 August 2008

you bring out well a most relevant point here in this poem satya...10/10

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Indira Renganathan 09 August 2008

Fantastic lines.Kashmir is a surprise.Congratulations.Thank you Sathya

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rajagopal haran 09 August 2008

known from the unknown...pain from the plains...great effort

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Indira Babbellapati 09 August 2008

such sudden twist at the end...!

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Rema Prasanna 08 August 2008

methodically placed words from begining to end and a catchy finish. Oh Kashmir even I cry for you.. paradise there doors are closed 10 from me

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Sathya Narayana

Nellore, Andhra Pradesh
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