Thursday, March 16, 2017

Fragmented Comments

Rating: 5.0

And they say
There's always a way
I must be blind
Not to find
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Nosheen Irfan
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Konab Ghumman 13 March 2019

Is this madness Or plain sadness That eats away at my soul A truly fantastic poem leaving a reader mesmerized by the beauty of the words embedded in this piece. Glad to read

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Edward Kofi Louis 05 June 2017

That eats away at my soul! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Norah Tunney 13 April 2017

You describe this dialogue that goes on in the mind so succiently .I love the clutter flutter connection.Wonderful poem you capture the craziness we all experience so well. thanks Nosheen. I was drawn to the title as I wrote a poem with the same title. Full marks

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Madathil Rajendran Nair 03 April 2017

That ache is a gift poets are blessed with. It certainly gnaws at one's soul; yet, that gnaw is a yearning to be whole. Well done! (10)

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Daniel Brick 31 March 2017

I just read and commented in your poem about the Dream that brings Coherence. That poem from March 29 answers the crisis of the soul expressed in this one from March 16. It took your poetic mind (which is also known as - your SOUL) only half a month to resolve your crisis of confidence. Isn't that splendid? !

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Akhtar Jawad 27 March 2017

A cry of a fragmented soul, a dream to become complete whole, not coming true, but on the other hand inspiring to sing a sad song that is so beautiful that it shakes the hearts of its listeners. The way that appears silly to the poetess is the way that lead many poets to write amazing poems like this.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 24 March 2017

A chance is thrived and living should need due care, love and peace. Depression provokes thought. Plain sadness makes fragmentation. Soul needs purity. An amazing poem is shared...10

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Mj Lemon 20 March 2017

Fragmented....broken. Some fractures cannot be seen, and they may be the most serious or profound kind of injuries. I think this is a profound work, Nosheen.

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Barry Middleton 19 March 2017

Well said. To resolve this problem I became a hermit - happiest years of my life. I think you have to be old to really get into it though.

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Muhammad Ali 18 March 2017

upset and silly.. no. but upset and real poetic. beautiful poem. and in better days it will remind you a dark moment that will no longer exist

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Susan Williams 17 March 2017

The style matched the title and the heart ache of the piece. I don't find it silly at all- -you are broadening the way your poems can carry their message and that is exactly what poets do. I call it 10!

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Valsa George 17 March 2017

When hope comes, it is put out by doubts. This switching off and on of the mind is something we cannot help. But try to believe that there is always a chance to thrive!

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Bill Cantrell 16 March 2017

Wonderful poem, you said a lot in this poem, it's strange, I posted a poem for a dear friend yesterday that lives in Lahore that felt the feelings of your poem

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