Thursday, March 27, 2008

I Wanted... Comments

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I wanted to write a poem
Wanted to tell a tale
But knew not how to rhyme
No words I could avail
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Kesav Venkat Easwaran
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Rob Lamberton 08 January 2023

Such an abundant God.5*****

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Nivedita Bagchi SPC UK 09 April 2010

Subjectivation of surrounding objects is equal to poetry and add pinch of exalted –true-viewed-vibe’ makes poetry great…and Sir here you made it… 10+hf Ms. Nivedita UK

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Mona Martinez 01 June 2009

soo cool. every word was perfect.

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Naseer Ahmed Nasir 31 March 2009

A true blessing of God. I think Its nature, the main creative force, that sprinkles poetry. I can say this poem a prelude to poetry. Deserves 10 as always the most of your poems, Kesav. Best Regards Naseer

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Winnie Angel 28 March 2009

a true feel before starting to write poems.......thanks for share...

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Roshni D'Souza 02 March 2009

Beauty is always enhanced when meshed with truth...as you have done with this poem. Will put this in my faves. Thanks!

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Samanyan Lakshminarayanan 24 December 2008

my poems usually dont rhyme - but when i put a comment on your poems it rhymes and that is your magic- yet another magical picture- thank you and thank god-10

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Gauri Gupta 22 December 2008

Speechless on this one. Magnificent!

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Mamta Agarwal 18 July 2008

A WONDERFUL POEM. NATURE IS THE INSPIRATION OF ALL POETS. ITS A GREAT TEACHER, Kesav very easy flowing write 10

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Chitra - 01 July 2008

wondeful poem so very apt

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Subbaraman N V 13 June 2008

Nature is a great teacher!

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Sandra Fowler 10 June 2008

Poetry can always be found in God's handiwork. Lovely, Kesav. Warmest regards, Sandra

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Vidi Writes 08 May 2008

A perfect reminder to me Of Robert Frost's lines... 'Life is tons of discipline. Your first discipline is your vocabulary; Then your grammar and your punctuation Then, in your exuberance and bounding energy You say you're going to add to that. Then you add Rhyme and meter. And your delight is in that power.” Started with a prayer for a Rhyme Squared with a wonderful Theme. It all sounds like a chime. I like it, i like it and i like it. A very good read. Thank you, dear poet.

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Shiza Khan 10 April 2008

yet another wonderful poem.. one can not think and then write.. the words get thr own flow.. i simply love the poem :)

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Kesav Easwaran 09 April 2008

precious... yes...usha, poets must be vigilant in ensuring protection to our this environment... what rest? what sleep? ...

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Usha Pisharody 09 April 2008

A precious heap, of wonderful imagery too, is this. I like the juxtaposition of precious and heap... What one considers, sometimes trivial, and not really worthwhile, are sometimes the most precious! ! And of course, the closing stanza, that is a wonder in itself. Lucidly expressed, the job of a poet!

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Lynda Robson 08 April 2008

So many wonderful things around us, we poets should never be at a loss for something to write about, lovely imagery in this one, 10 Lynda x

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Apurva Iyengar 06 April 2008

A poet and his heart Can never rest or sleep I liked the above lines most. Nice verse.Liked it. Regards, Apurva

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Abha Sharma 30 March 2008

the enthralling imagery, simple diction, sweet rhyme has made it a complete poem... may we get more of such kind...

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Kesav Venkat Easwaran

Kesav Venkat Easwaran

Kerala- India
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