Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Dragonflies Over My Pond Comments

Rating: 4.8

In my garden is a clean little pond
Fructified by tadpoles besides tiny fish
Where water lilies bloom by day
White and violet, a lovely sight
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Valsa George
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Kumarmani Mahakul 13 September 2019

The first stanza attracts me again to visit this poem. Let me sing these lines....In my garden is a clean little pond / Fructified by tadpoles besides tiny fish / Where water lilies bloom by day / White and violet, a lovely sight. Enchanting beginning but sadistic concluding. Brilliant composition.

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Bri Edwards 15 October 2015

oh, yes, i remember now; the sadistic activities of Valsa, revealed. :)

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 21 September 2015

Chasing dragonflies was a great delight of yesteryears. It is a wonderful feeling to read the poem and revisit the past. Thank you for a beautiful poem.

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Lyn Paul 19 September 2015

Beautiful words and how soothing just admiring these harmless fascinating insects. Thank you Valsa

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Madathil Rajendran Nair 18 September 2015

Beautiful poem. Dragon flies all around. (10)

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Savita Tyagi 18 September 2015

Lovely poem. Those childhood memories filled with beauty and wonders of nature all come back looking at dragon fly. Yes many butterflies lost their wings between our little fingers but we knew nothing better then go after our small explorations.

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Fabrizio Frosini 18 September 2015

'' Were we sadists…… I still wonder! '' had you (all children) known, that time, how to correctly behave with Nature, you would have behaved differently, for sure, not allowing those poor dragonflies experience any torture.. This is one of many meditations your excellent poem makes arise, Valsa.. Parents/relatives should read your poem to nowadays children, to let them understand and respect all creatures and the beauty of Nature.. Thank you and.. greetings from Tuscany :) Cheers Fabrizio

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Akhtar Jawad 16 September 2015

Sweet beautiful and touching are Valsa's songs, I am always lost in the the lovely ding dongs.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 16 September 2015

How delighted we were holding them in our fingers As they helplessly shivered thrumming their filmy wings! Making them lift small stones double their weight In their quivering thread like hands, a huge task for them, Had been our greatest thrill then…! Were we sadists…… I still wonder! ...........So nicely speculated the real sight of holding dragonflies though it is very sadness for them. Beautiful poem based on child hood. Thanks for shaing......10

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M Asim Nehal 16 September 2015

A poem with full of imagery, memories with a philosophical touch. With age we analyze every past act differently, with age we are spontaneous and do what we see or what we feel right. Your poem took me back to my childhood when we used to catch them for fun and soon set them free after every catch. Yet another great poem, thanks for sharing.

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Roop Rekha Bhaskar 16 September 2015

You evoke such memories! those that lie in our subconscious; i watch them too. but unfortunately in not so beautiful surroundings. You see beauty in all. From the flowers to the water. From the stone to the sun. Again i say you are beautiful inside too. Nature poems inspires me. It makes me.... just happy. Thank you

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Loke Kok Yee 16 September 2015

Beautifully written by a nature lover. Very refreshing and educational. Thank you Valsa for sharing.

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Sanjukta Nag 16 September 2015

Awesome use of imagery with nostalgic memories of childhood. Have never enjoyed the thought of a dragonfly this much before reading the poem. Thanks a lot ma'am.

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Sandra Feldman 16 September 2015

Four wings Dragon Flies have, But this poem has much more, It makes us fly away, With images and words We just adore, A precious poem to well store. Just lovely! So simple, so intensely and well described, the reader is perfectly carried away to the marvelous scene and its memories. A great and soothing experience, to be remembered! Just loved it.

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Rajnish Manga 16 September 2015

Thanks for sharing a wonderful poem which again reflects your deep love for nature. Apart from vivid details of the pond and the flowers it abounds, the poem takes us down memory lane where Helicopter flies aka Dragonflies make their presence felt with their frolicking moves. A pair of these flies hovering over the pond present such a lovely scene. Great poem.

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Valsa George 16 September 2015

As ever it is a pleasure getting a comment from you Rajnish Sir. One who writes mostly in Hindi, enjoying poems written in English and commenting on them in beautiful English! Thank you so much!

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