Friday, January 10, 2014

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Rating: 4.9

It was midday
The sun stood overhead
A burning sphere of luminosity!
But she saw the frozen face of death
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Valsa George
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Dr Dillip K Swain 05 August 2022

A wonderful poem dear madam...I love your poetry!

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Kumarmani Mahakul 07 August 2018

A woman lured by a man in order to satisfy her and wishes got remorse and contrition as the man deceived her. Finally this repugnance took her to a destination unknown where Past, Present and Future merge and coalesce into the muted whispers of stillness. A heartrending depiction has been made. This is really a beautiful poem on suicide and death.10

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Amitava Sur 14 April 2014

Agony once subsided, surged back Stronger than ever before .............................................. ............................................ Never waiting for another day Of impotent remorse, ..................... so sad the end of life, touched the heart, so poignant.

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Deepak Kumar Pattanayak 21 January 2014

very poignant hearing a soul taking to extremities..........Valsa........at the same time, I must admit that the luminosity of your poetry is unequaled.......well done........thanks for sharing.........

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Marvin Brato 19 January 2014

Sad flight, too much love kill you! Nice penning.

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Md Asadullah 19 January 2014

So sad, she could have given herself a little bit time, time heals everything: (

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Valsa George 16 January 2014

Pat.. How shall I thank you for your series of great comments?

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Patricia Grantham 16 January 2014

Suicide is one of the issues that needs to be voiced as much as possible. This write brings out the devastating effects of this act. It can be bought about by various feelings of guilt, fear, old age, grief illness or whatever the list can go on and on. A very poignant and thought provoking write.

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Valerie Dohren 15 January 2014

A sad poem indeed Valsa - such a man is not worth dying for. Very powerful write.

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Kavya . 13 January 2014

a sad story which of course happens in reality too....people get frustated and unable to bear the burden anymore are forced to take this step....though i feel a little care and support from the loved ones would have stopped them from committing this act, which at times goes unnoticed even by the near and dear ones

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Anil Kumar Panda 12 January 2014

awesome ink.beautifully done to convey a tragic incident.liked it.

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Kanav Justa 12 January 2014

, , , sad tale indeed, , there are many who chose this way to end all their miseries, , , , and leaving behind their loved ones to moan for them, , , , , excellent write, ,

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Joseph Anderson 11 January 2014

Tragic and ever so troubling. A very intensely written poem. direct and impactful.with many powerful lines-sad, sad, but true to often

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 11 January 2014

Poignant reality. You deliver your responsibility to present it boldly. Let every one do all one can to prevent such occurrences. Thank you.

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Mary Amrutha 10 January 2014

very nice work............

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Shahzia Batool 10 January 2014

a very sad verse story and that too has come out of the real world...this might be the story of many living as well who are on the verge of killing themselves, they don't know that while escaping a bearable agony they are going to embrace an unbearable and unending suffering...i wish there must be a li'l note added to your poet's notes just to explain the Timelessness... which is the worst unending phase of torment as suicide is not allowed anywhere... very heartfelt poem!

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Pradip Chattopadhyay 10 January 2014

she chose the easiest way out or was it the most difficult? she bore the burden of a guilt not her own. you penned it with an impacting intensity.

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