Monday, May 20, 2019
Fertile Pens, Fecund Minds Comments
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This profound-sounding wisdom so vague—
Logic dulled as if by curse of plague,
Pompous props in grey wood,
Pens that pensively brood—
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Edward Kofi Louis
20 May 2019
'Pompus props in grey wood'! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
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Aniruddha Pathak
20 May 2019
I admire your ability to pick up words and phrases from a poem. Thanks for reading this poem, Edward Louis.
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9/14/2025 8:26:13 PM # 1.0.0
Wisdom of a thinker when reflected in his words lay foundation of great revolutions. Besides religious thinkers like Muhammad (pbuh) , Budha, and Krishna the world has seen Gandhi and Karl Marx who brought political revolutions. In this back ground when I read this thoughtful poem I find Anirudha Pathak is also one of the great thinkers who has been gifted talent to change his thoughts in such marvelous poems.
'...has been a gifted talent to change his thoughts in such marvellous poems'. Have I read it right? Any way, Akthar Jawad, it seems too heavy a crown for me, an undeserved one at that perhaps. Yet I must thank you for the largesse shown.