Sunday, July 23, 2017

If You Can Comments

Rating: 4.8

Now that
I am unwanted
Disown me
If you like
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Rajnish Manga
COMMENTS
Deepak Kumar Pattanayak 21 March 2018

Not as easy as one may think to get someone beloved propelled out of mind and memories as both relate mutually and have good vibes and are said to be on same wavelength....so one without the other will affect the whole stature of a person.......short and succinct.......thanks for sharing....10

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Rajnish Manga 23 March 2018

You have so nicely analysed the undercurrent of this poem and put up a fine review. My sincere thanks for your constant support, Deepak ji.

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Mj Lemon 02 January 2018

This is magnificent. We may believe that it is easy or simple or even able to dictate to our memory. What I think we fail to realize is that memory is tied to consciousness, which is linked to personality. Purging the memory, therefore, has consequences for the whole of one's person, personality. A terrific poem, Rajnish.

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Rajnish Manga 03 January 2018

I am glad, Mj, that you have not only read this poem but have analysed the contents in the light of correlation of memory with consciousness and the personality of a person and with his very existence. Thanks for your thoughtful comments and appreciation.

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Pallab Chaudhury 01 December 2017

the words have been from the depth of truth... a nice poem, in deed. pallab chaudhury

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Rajnish Manga 01 December 2017

Thank you, Pallab ji, for your very kind words about the poem.

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Akhtar Jawad 04 September 2017

This short poem describes the feelings that every one faces. It's just an impulse. Soon he realizes the loved ones, by the passage of time, are busy in the unavoidable fatigues of life and have a lesser time for him. But then comes a moment when the loved ones give him the full attention to him. This pleasure heels all the pains. Rajnish Manga has nicely painted this feeling in a lovely poem

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Rajnish Manga 04 September 2017

One can present such a wonderful review of the poem only when he has seen life from close quarters and has studied human relationships quite intensely. Thanks for your kind words about this poem, Akhtar Jawad Sahab.

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Seema Chowdhury 30 August 2017

A poignant write, I hope its' not about you. take care and smile.

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Rajnish Manga 30 August 2017

No, not me. It was a thought in the passing. Thanks for your kind words.

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Me Poet Yeps Poet 21 August 2017

No we live in hearts we loved when we die they find another sad but true tis order of the day your HINDI POETRY can only be read if you add a translation PH is an English site you know it Kash! Agar hum aap kay jaise Hindi poetry kay nawab hotey Kash hum bhee ek din aap kay desh kay sitaray hote sahe kee naheen Hum toe ENGLISH MEIN HEE HAIN MAHEEN HINDI thodi thodi some sweet kuchhh kuchhh namkeen ARE you to read me keen a desire sangeen! many a flowing river I have seen Thames BLUE NILE GANGES and Brahmaputra AND AMAZON AND HUDSON MOSTLY I LOVE IS NIAGARA AS IT FALLS have kya you ever seen 'tis lovely like seeing Taj is a dream so is Niagara Fall COME SEE!

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Rajnish Manga 21 August 2017

Thanks a lot for your kind words which reflect your love of nature and languages 'some sweet kuchhh kuchhh namkeen'. I want to see all wonderful places in the world. How and when- can't say.

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Rohan Bendre 14 August 2017

NICE POEM I LIKE IT PLEASE READ MY POEM TITLED EQUATION OF UNITY HAPPY 71ST INDEPENDENCE DAY

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Rajnish Manga 14 August 2017

Thanks for your kind words. Wishing you a Happy Independence Day.

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Tom Allport 14 August 2017

a thought provoking poem of trying to move on in life? ..............wonderfully penned RM.

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Rajnish Manga 14 August 2017

Your kind words have always been quite inspiring. Thanks for this positive feedback, Tom.

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Nosheen Irfan 14 August 2017

Sometimes simple words strike you harder than anything else. Apparently you can easily let go of the beloved but the underlying pain of separation is felt by the reader. It's a sure 10 for me.

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Rajnish Manga 14 August 2017

Thanks a lot, Nosheen ji, for being on this page and for posting a nice interpretation of the contents of the poem (If You Can) .

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Muzahidul Reza 14 August 2017

These impressions, emotions come from mind because of our family, society, state troubles and these troubles are well portrayed by your pen. Poet, your expressions are pathetic need sympathetic; loveless, need love, careless, need care, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , thank you for sharing the poem with us,10

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Rajnish Manga 14 August 2017

Thanks, Muzahidul Reza sahab, for being on this page and for such a wonderful review and feedback on this poem (If You Can) which I highly appreciate.

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Michael Walker 02 August 2017

It is human to feel unwanted, so let others disown you. What does it matter? The poem is about honesty not self-pity.

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Rajnish Manga 03 August 2017

Thanks a lot, Michael, for a nice appraisal of the situation arising out of the poem. This is so very inspiring.

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Edward Kofi Louis 23 July 2017

Disown me if you like! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Michael Hopkins 23 July 2017

Perhaps you also can throw out the old memories? Isn't writing great, we can bring new order into our life by these plays of words.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 23 July 2017

This poem is very sensitive and thought provoking. This not only talks about memories but also reflects current status of society during old age a person suffers. A memory gained in mind remains within either in silently or in blooming condition. This is not easier to remove this memory out. Life is full of memories. Wonderfully penned poem is shared here....10

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Rajnish Manga 23 July 2017

I don't really know whether this small poem could have evoked a deeper and a heartfelt response from anybody than what you have written and reviewed. Your comments are quite analytical. Thanks a lot, Kumarmani ji.

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