Sunday, April 12, 2015

Desert Of Heart Comments

Rating: 5.0

In the desert of your heart
As far as I look
I see no track of water
I see mirage everywhere!
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Afrooz Jafarinoor
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M Asim Nehal 24 June 2016

Amusing......In love when we try to see and evaluate things from our own view-point it somewhat appears in the same way as you jotted down in this poem...Great imagery and nice flow....Second Ashra of Ramazan Karim...

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 30 June 2016

Thank you brother!

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Nosheen Irfan 23 June 2016

A beautifully written poem on a painful love. Sometimes love is just a mirage. Wonderful expression.

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 30 June 2016

Thank you dear Nosheen!

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Abhilasha Bhatt 27 February 2016

Wonderful poem.....Beautiful....each and every line is full of beauty....thank you for sharing :)

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 27 February 2016

How could I appreciate such encouraging words? !

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Souren Mondal 21 January 2016

Vivid, metaphorically rich, and poignant. I agree entirely with Pam's words below me, but to me, I guess, such an 'exploration' has only one folly for the explorer - sometines it makes us lose us our own ways. We love the one with the pride - hubris - to take a Greek term - and in the end it turns out to be our very own hamartia.. Relatable and wonderfully crafted Afrooz. Thank you for sharing :)

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 21 January 2016

Thank you for the comment dear Souren! It's sadly true!

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Pamela Sinicrope 18 January 2016

I like this poem... You present very vivid yet contrasting imagery.. You liken the heart of the speaker's love interest, but when you peek in his heart, you see mirages everywhere.. Meaning you thought it would be full of fertile land or love, but instead you found a dry desert. Then, in the third stanza, the speaker implores the love interest for understanding of why he is unable to feel or return love when she says, 'what doesn't let a cloud/on your heart rain well? / Then, the final rhyming couplets give the answer: Pride. I enjoyed your poem, the metaphors and the imagery. Thanks for sharing.

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 19 January 2016

Thank you dear Pam! I'm glad you like it!

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Me Poet Yeps Poet 15 January 2016

Life is a desert deserted without trees In the desert of life there is no lover no hubby nor wife A desert has no water rarely any trees where can you then find shades to guard against the harshly hot breeze no one does ever in the day freeze the nights alone are lovely in paradise we appear to be an oasis emerges from the winds of no where there is no horizon sands detour all the time till sunrises again Breathe along with me I am that desert in search of love so lonely a commodity like dates far up the tree how can I taste thy love tell me O you on camel back an enemy

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Akhtar Jawad 06 January 2016

Guess it was blown disappeared Lest for the wind of your pride It disappeared! Yes, pride and being too much egoistic repels the clouds of love that could have turned the desert in a fertile green land.

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Shahin Latif 09 December 2015

Nice ink! I love to read it. Heartiest thanks to you. Be well always.

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 09 December 2015

Thank you! I'm glad you like it so much!

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Rahman Henry 14 September 2015

Very nice poem. ''... How dear I was That you let me see with my own eyes Deep in your heart! ...''

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 14 September 2015

Thank you dear gardener! 🌹🌷🌺🌸🌼

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Dr Antony Theodore 30 August 2015

Guess it was blown disappeared Lest for the wind of your pride It disappeared! yes pride kills. it is true pride kills love, relationships and life itself. u have portrayed it well. thank you dear poetess

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 14 September 2015

Thank you too!

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Madathil Rajendran Nair 25 August 2015

You write very well. I enjoyed this poem very much. It was just like an unusual rain on a thirsty desert. Thanks.

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 26 August 2015

Oh, my pleasure!

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Bill Cantrell 17 August 2015

Outstanding poem with questions and searching out with heart. Your poetry is unique and quite personal, please keep writing.

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 17 August 2015

You've just filled me with joy and concern at the same time. Writing is a responsibility indeed!

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Abdulrazak Aralimatti 12 August 2015

A lovely verse indeed

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 12 August 2015

Thank you!

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God please send some rain on that desert heart, , , Well done my friend!

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 12 August 2015

Thank you for reading! By the way, you had sent me a message, but I received it blank!

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Dedan Onyango 10 July 2015

nice piece. Thanks for sharing. I like the metaphorical language in use.

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 16 July 2015

I'm happy you liked it!

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Hazel Durham 08 July 2015

A desert of a heart no moisture just parched and dry with nothing to give, just a mirage to hope for water to hope for love! Lovely write!

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 08 July 2015

Thank you lady

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Akachukwu Lekwauwa 08 July 2015

not even your track is noticed, what a horrible place. 'Desert of heart' is not a place to be but certainly it is a poem to read! Please read my poem 'Calculus Of A Life Time'

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 08 July 2015

Sure it isn't a place to be and I couldn't afford taking more than a glance!

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Mehri Mehraban 19 June 2015

Dear afrooz, congratulation, it' so great. By the way, where's my own track Where's it gone, how's it gone? Good luck.

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 19 June 2015

ممنونم مهرى عزيز، خوشحالم كه پسنديدى هم وطن!

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Sekharan Pookkat 23 April 2015

Oh! deep in my heart I see you singing In full swing of joy to expell the deserts of life

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Lyn Paul 13 April 2015

Nicely presented, I thank you for your words.

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Afrooz Jafarinoor 16 July 2015

Thank you for your comment.

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