AISWARYA T ANISH

AISWARYA T ANISH

KARUNAGAPPALLY, MANGALAM, KERALA, INDIA
Saturday, March 28, 2009

Humans Have Developed, Then Why Not Rats? Comments

Rating: 4.3

Reader Beware: Check weather all the cupboards in your house are closed and all your precious things are rat-free. Yes? Then you can read this. ‘Cause anytime, any minute, any second, a rat attack can occur in your house.

“Humans have developed,
Then why not us? ”
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AISWARYA T ANISH
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Rajaram Ramachandran 22 August 2009

A very funny poem over a rat race incident. On the one side I laughed at the way you presented the picture and on the other side, I had symapthy for the loss of your favourite things.

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Irene Clark-hogg 22 July 2009

A delightful story of a distressing experience. I find your title interesting. Do you think that humans are so different to the rats?

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Pandian Angelina 11 July 2009

Sen through your eyes and the conversations you have with them makes it thoroughly enjoyable.A beautiful poem with childlike innocence. Definitely brings smiles. Angel

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premji premji 27 June 2009

funny but thoughtful............enjoyed 10

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Livvy Peacock 07 June 2009

Really unoriginal, inspiring and unexpected. I love the imagination behind it - I can't think of many other poets who would be able to think up such an idea.11/10

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Michelle Melody 07 June 2009

Sorry my dear but I feel sorry for Rats... who have to live with humans who hunt them all the time

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Kushal Vaishnani 05 June 2009

Unbelievably eloquent... I'm absolutely floored. Hats off, young bard!

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Faye Torres 04 June 2009

Nice poem.. It's unique.. keep up the good work.. :)

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Eric Lopez 04 June 2009

Damn for a 12 year old girl totally blew me away with your words, am looking out for you when ye reach my age lol. Really really good job :)

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Vinod Kumar 04 June 2009

Good effort, and an information to all, thanks for sharing,10++ and in the chineese belief rats years always brought good things, in a temple in Rajasthan rats are heroes, the devotes offered foods to them. rats are the symble of intellegence too.

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Timothy Hollandsworth 03 June 2009

good write, thanx for bringing it to my attention

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Michaela Tatualla 03 June 2009

This one is really lovely to read! Good job little girl! You got the talent!

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Tom Golding 02 June 2009

Very expressive I don't think they would make good pets. Keep this one aside for a few years and see how your ideas change as you grow. Good luck with your writing.

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Tess Bybee 01 June 2009

Good job. This is a good poem.

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Salu Salu 01 June 2009

thanks rats for your naughties that caused a fantastic poetry from Aishu rgrds/salu.

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Winnie Angel 01 June 2009

real rat story with the feel of live experience!

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that's sucky man... i never liked anythin' rat-like! ! ! written very well for your age! ! ! you can see it all flashing through your fead as you read, easy to understand! ! !

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Susan Jarvis 31 May 2009

A captivating rats' tale ;) - written with humour, emotion and a real flair for language. Thank you for inviting me to read. S :)

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Satheesan Rangorath 31 May 2009

Hi Aiswarya You are very talented and intelligent.Your poem brings out a reality show in words. good selection of vocabulary with a touch of humour.Good poem, a 9 from me. Greetings Satheesan Rangorath

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Stephanie Saba 31 May 2009

great job! ! well done. :) sorry about ur things, mice have gotten 2 my things 2.: /

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AISWARYA T ANISH

AISWARYA T ANISH

KARUNAGAPPALLY, MANGALAM, KERALA, INDIA
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