Wednesday, February 17, 2016

In Deep Peril Comments

Rating: 5.0

Sailing unimpeded in the sea of joy
Sloshing over its expanding silver
Like a sailor addicted to the sea
Feeling the electric power of waves
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Valsa George
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Dr Dillip K Swain 11 September 2022

I can't add anything extra to the excellent comment of poetess Nosheen. Top score and to my favourite! !

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When we meet with unforeseen disasters, like a stab from behind, we without losing our morale have to proceed the voyayage of life taking refuge in the shatters. When we are doubtful of the purposes of those swimming by our side it is natural to think that the escape is only an armistice and not a final escape. Hope you have surpassed all such dangers.

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Jaishree Nair 07 March 2016

An optimistic belief always helps us to brave through the ordeals in life.Nice lines with a good message.Thank you

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Edward Kofi Louis 21 February 2016

The stab of pain! But, with the hope of getting out of it. Thanks for sharing.

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 19 February 2016

Savior to take one to the shore, I am sure. The poem brings out the possibility of something unexpected happening in an instant. There is always hope and one must gather all courage.

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Rajesh Thankappan 19 February 2016

Hidden peril swims in tandem with life and give rise to armistice. A brilliant write.

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A. Madhavan 19 February 2016

The poem embodies a short-story waiting to be written, or a fictive autobiography. I like its narrative drive and the marine metaphoric metamorphosis (change of images) . Implicit is the feeling that the peril has been overcome. Thanks. AM

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Edmund Strolis 18 February 2016

From sailing unimpeded to a perilous voyage, an avalanche of pain is so powerful, so shattering, so disturbing, your words illustrate these circumstances so well. Tossed about by an uncanny fate, exposed and helpless, the final line is for the reader to decide. Brilliantly constructed and riveting and disturbing.10

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Akhtar Jawad 18 February 2016

Is my escape an armistice with life? I see someone swimming by my side A hooded assassin Or a saviour to take me to safer shores! Let us hope the best, and go on believing in a savior, at least we shall die hopefully and pains of death will be minimized. Why to increase the pains by believing there is no savior and once we die we die for ever.

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Savita Tyagi 18 February 2016

You have touched the cords of pain and sorrow like only a poet like you can do. I wish and pray the one swimming with you turns out the savior and not the assassin. Wish you all the best dear Valsa.

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Kelly Kurt 18 February 2016

I hope this is not a personal experience. You should be happy in every moment my dear Valsa

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Souren Mondal 18 February 2016

Our life is so much like that - the 'unsinkable' Titanic! ! One moment we are sailing safely, the other we are amidst a storm.. No one knows what will take us out.. And when we find a way - there is no way to be certain if it is friend or a foe's hand that we are looking to hold.. A profound write Valsa ma'am.. Thanks for sharing.

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Nosheen Irfan 18 February 2016

What a profound read. Exceptional work. Imagery that pulls the heart's strings. This sea voyage can well be a metaphor for life...full of hidden dangers.10 absolutely.

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