Sunday, November 30, 2008

Forbidden Fruits Comments

Rating: 5.0

They are meant to be kept
Under chastity quilts
By function they excrete;
Stink and a shame to exhibit
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Sathya Narayana
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Fairy tales and metaphors Forbidding are religious dogma The sorrowful felt 'Apple', of which no serpent will tempt tease, rather- Love and life procreation, hath no rules Amantes - Lover's consensual, delight Do they passion, of distinction 'Between beauty and obscenity? ' (Another version. I dare to share-) Eros Prose Thoughts begin feelings of sin within flesh and bones Festering moralists infecting clones Energies driven Power of love Paths to warmth... between pillars upholding our very being Ecstasy awaits! penetrations, sensations revelations 'Seeds of Life' within a nesting egg Orgasmic creations 'Universal Displays' Louie Levy

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Meena Iyer 16 December 2008

lovely lovely! ! loved reading this poem

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Fay Slimm 15 December 2008

I truly resonate with this one - - - this has wisdom hiding in the final verses which speaks of the effects from forbidden fruits - which in these so-called enlightened days are disregarded - - thank you for pointing this out to the reader Sathya, , , , and keep writing. I loved the flow of this piece......10 from Fay.

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Linda Ori 13 December 2008

Powerful words, Sathya. When did everything become so distorted? Is nothing sacred anymore? Some things are best appreciated privately or the magic is lost. Linda

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Aijaz Asif 08 December 2008

true so true, a very good write with strong use of metaphor bhayya, thanks for sharing 10++++ rgds asif

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Rinzu Susan Rajan 05 December 2008

we all were born with sin...maybe thats why the human heart is attracted to the forbidden...

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Dr Kamran Haider 04 December 2008

Again a great piece Bhayya... This time I fully agree to what you are saying here... Very well-penned indeed... Why human form is always inclined to forbidden things...? Is this an innate curiosity or obsessive compulsive nature of us...? I don't know but I know you have written a great poem here... Thanks for sharing... Regards, Kamran

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Tsira Goge 04 December 2008

Sathya, All the same until then has not died aspirations to this forbidden fruit... 10......... Best wishes, Tsira

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Blue Eyes 03 December 2008

i like this one alot its a mind puzzler nice images, and well chosen words.

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Reshma Ramesh 01 December 2008

hmmmmmm deep thought provoking one.....good write sir...

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Indira Babbellapati 30 November 2008

gone is the distinction between beauty and obscenity... what with pelvic gyrations dubbed as dance and moaning is enjoyed as music!

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