Sunday, May 24, 2015

I Save This Tear Drop Comments

Rating: 4.3

I save this teardrop
Invaluable as it is
For my journey
Full of rocks and bushes thorny
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Bharati Nayak
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Julia Luber 18 February 2019

Compares a tear drop to water one might need for a journey under the hot sun of summer.

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Adiela Akoo 26 November 2018

It is in our difficulties that we experience the most growth. Invaluable indeed are those precious teardrops. A simple yet very deep poem

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Akhtar Jawad 06 October 2018

When life looks like the summer the drunk tears appear as drops in the next rainy season. A great poem.

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Bharati Nayak 06 October 2018

Thank you Akhtar Jawadji for reading my poem and your great comment.

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Abhipsa Panda 05 October 2018

very inspiring lines mam.... we all need to be strong enough to fight with our problems.....

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Bharati Nayak 05 October 2018

Thank you Abhipsa Panda for your beautiful comment.

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Bichitra Anand 01 January 2018

Topic is certainly teardrop. Hide and drink this saline recalls a lot.I am sure, no poet can exactly pen the severity of this moment. Alive.But, you can do it. Kindly, retry it.

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Bharati Nayak 05 October 2018

Thank you Bichitra Anand for your wonderful comment.Many times I go through the comments of my readers to get inspiration.

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Glen Kappy 04 October 2017

bharati, i was attracted to the title of this one, and i like, as in other poems of yours, how you say what you want to briefly—in, out, done. and what i like as well is that you avoid being sentimental. who of us doesn't need to remember the beautiful, what has moved us, to help our perspective through difficult times? this is why, as i understand it, the bible lays such stress on remembering the good. the part of this poem beginning with For my journey brings to my mind a poem of mine, the heart as tabernacle. it's mostly quite different than this one of yours. if you read it and are not familiar with the reference, the tabernacle was the temporary and moving tent where the israelites in their journey to the promised land went to meet God; it was a symbol of God's presence. hoping you are well, glen

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Bharati Nayak 04 October 2017

Thank you Glen Kappy for reading and liking my poems.Yes, the term 'tabernacle'is totally new to me.We have some spaces in heart where we meet God, our Saviour.

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Siddartha Montik 16 December 2016

that faith and strength and believe in that Drop to save it! ! ! Thank you for such few lines with such deep sense! 10+++! ! !

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Loke Kok Yee 28 September 2015

Always have something to fall back on when the going gets tough, you have put it very clearly in these short lines-10

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Bharati Nayak 28 September 2015

Thanks for your nice comment.

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Bharati Nayak 19 September 2015

Thanks to all the great minds who have added their beautiful comments here.

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Dr Antony Theodore 19 September 2015

And I drink it As a drop of rain In hot Summer. Drinking your own tears .. so wonderful imagination dear Bharati. it touched me.

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Rachel Butler 22 August 2015

Saving the life force, water! Thank you for sharing.

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The value of a tear drop is priceless my friend!

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Paul Sebastian 04 June 2015

Tears turn into joy when it's summer! Great allusion! Without tears the joys of life is meaningless. Great write. Keep writing Bharati!

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Valsa George 30 May 2015

Trials and tribulations strengthen us! They help us wade through the blistering deserts of life! Very succinct and poignant write!

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Aanand Deepak C 29 May 2015

Short, yet beautiful poem with imagery.

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Queeny Gona 28 May 2015

A deep pour down from bottom of your heart! Very touching with a message to accept the life's hurdles and pleasures alike to move on!

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Anil Kumar Panda 27 May 2015

full of emotion it flows very smooth.liked it.

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Sekharan Pookkat 25 May 2015

good thought from a generous mind- thanks for sharing your nice thought

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