Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Don’t Hold Comments

Rating: 4.8

Don’t hold me tight
We are crossing zero!

Let’s forget
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Ashraful Musaddeq
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Uzma Jamil 16 May 2009

easy words but wd depth in thoughts.............. only the who experiences can well describe. regards.

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Muhammad Ali 14 May 2009

it is as some one takes his thoughts from his mind by his hands and places them before us... very easy to read but very mush difficult to say! ! ! just love! ! 10.. Ali

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Aijaz Asif 20 September 2008

starting from zero and zero is the end....a very well written poem ashraf.....10/10

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Tsira Goge 20 September 2008

Ashraful, It is very wise and effective work... 10... Tsira

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Not a member No 3 12 September 2008

Carefully chosen shards of meaning combined to great effect. Wisdom and experience both selectively at work. Worth rereading and taking time over. A fine poem.

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Antonio Liao 02 September 2008

a perfect poem i ever read, certainly, loving to the beloved is not conquering the will, it it flows... a free to live.... a distance that hold....that only the heart can feel 10 point for this poem..thank you

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Anna jonson 02 September 2008

goood poem 10 from me

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John Tiong Chunghoo 01 September 2008

there is a new concept in your poem i try to get to. will read more. keep on ashraful.

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Li Away 31 August 2008

like everything else in life, love dies love grows to naught, in case it was only a mere incident, a habit like hands touching without holding in this poem love doesn't hold i like this poem better

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Chris Mendros 31 August 2008

'...Let’s forget/Mind was on mind....' This line alone 'makes' the poem, but the rest of it sends the mind reeling in a whirlwind of wonder. You have almost exclusively let the 'picture tell the story', which is a lot of what rhymeless, English-language poetry is all about. But, 'Mind...was on mind': says more than any poem can say, tho i do appreciate the effort to say it.

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Subbaraman N V 30 August 2008

A nice poem with a message! Great write!

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David Harris 29 August 2008

A very interesting poem that makes you think. Top marks and thanks for sharing this my friend. David

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Elida Cumani 29 August 2008

I have to say it, i really really like this one.Well done

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Jayaprakash Panicker 29 August 2008

zero is hope for many end for many other it is a circle for few it is vicious for yet another fews. for, reading your poem, it is an imcompassing. holding things in their real holds. good read ashraf friend. best wishes to all my neighbours next border.

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Elizabeth Mpanga 29 August 2008

strange but makes alot of sense to me. very interesting reading it makes

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Tanya Stanford 29 August 2008

Short but very dramatic. Good work

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Juan Carlos Abeti 28 August 2008

short, direc to the point, as always a good one....

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Ershad Mazumder 27 August 2008

For me zero is the ultimate desire. For me zero is nothingness.It is timelessness. Thanks dear musaddeq for this piece.

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Anna jonson 26 August 2008

goood poem....i like it

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Greenwolfe 1962 25 August 2008

I think the meaning is clear here, but I must admit that I got nothing out this writing. Perhaps, there is a subtle cultural meaning in one or two of the lines which do not translate well. Perhaps that is so. But if not, then I am afraid this piece fails in its purpose. GW62

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