Thursday, August 18, 2011

Essence Of Silence Comments

Rating: 5.0

Pranab k c
12/08/2011

Doors closed
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Pranab K Chakraborty
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Silence is the most vociferous preacher. Wonderful expression of the longing and angst.. liked the poem. May I invite you to read my poem "And Silence Is What I Choose "

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Chinedu Dike 02 July 2019

Well expressed thoughts and feelings. An insightful creation nicely crafted with conviction. Thanks for sharing, Pranab.

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Dr Dillip K Swain 13 June 2019

A great poem dear poet! I feel the power of silence that is ventilated through this wonderful poem! The ending is just beautiful........................10

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Me Poet Yeps Poet 13 May 2019

door closed but opens an opening wide with no-door ever been builT anywhere where you me they're playing altogether naked with no-flesh, illuminating strictly the light-particles beyond the hazards of birth rebirth and death...TOTAL REALITY O WHAT A POET UR A BEAUTY.

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thank you The Poet Poet. The quoted sound hears uniqueness. Inspiring interaction. Thank you very much.

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Me Poet Yeps Poet 10 May 2019

do read more of mine and comment like tthis sometimes flow of appreciation also inspire the new to ignite fighting spirit. PH could accept that challenge also..... to hold, to increase their self-assurance.

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Robert Murray Smith 07 May 2018

In silence we all finally end. A fine thought out offering that makes us work. Well done dear poet.++10 Robert

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Narayanan Kutty Pozhath 29 April 2018

When doors close we find silence. These lines are so immersing in solitude, really liked the words.

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Valentin Savin 29 December 2017

Well written. Silence is a good thing when you need to be alone and nobody hampers you in your endeveours. Keep writting. My pleasure and a Happy New Year!

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Chayan Sarkar 10 May 2017

Nice one. Everywhere is silence. I was busy at that time in reading That Long Silence novel by Shashi Deshpande

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Rajnish Manga 04 April 2017

Very thought provoking and philosophical. But, as per the observations made by senior poets like Valsa George and Kelly Kurt, I also feel that the expression should be easy to understand. Thanks. lamentable constipation of those sensuous past-moments no the grave with dirty rust of dust and condemnable clarity but a passion simply old with punctuating accentuation

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Christopher Tye 06 September 2016

Wonderful poem, silence can be a pleasure but so isolating.

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Howard Savage 05 January 2016

I have been told that silence is Gold. Great poem.

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Dorothy- A. Holmes 15 November 2015

My pleasure to have read our passionate verse this early morning! Dorothy A Poet Who Loves To Sing 7: 15 AM EST

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Dr Antony Theodore 23 September 2015

your thought process, your language and the use of the language in a masterful way is astonishing. no footsteps, no movement of rattling wind even no probability of assuming the ecstatic appearance embodiment of any longing or embarrassing embrace of lamentable constipation of those sensuous past-moments i like these verses in your poem thank you Pranabji

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Captain Herbert Poetry 24 July 2015

wonderful and superb poem. I will vote for 10

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Kelly Kurt 24 April 2015

Your vocabulary is impressive. Your grasp of my native tongue is inspiring. Your thought process is intriguing. Thanks for sharing all of this

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Valsa George 27 August 2014

So intriguing and paradoxical, your poems float above me and I find it difficult to make a comment, but know it is real weighty stuff! Thanks for your appreciative comment!

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Juan Olivarez 31 August 2011

Very well expressed, in an indifferent way.

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Terence George Craddock 27 August 2011

Doors closed windows pane stiff with silence sound of near past in the whole background roaring the wilds they became two the different genders intriguing opening lines full of pathos intensity a strong introduction leading into the themes of 'of love, more than love or no-love paradox' truly a poem leaving avid readers begging for more

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Ken E Hall 23 August 2011

Indeed a syzygy of words of dealings as we travel thru life, best read twice and the wisdom unfolds...regards++++10

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Pranab K Chakraborty

Pranab K Chakraborty

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