Thursday, April 16, 2015

Inebriation Comments

Rating: 5.0

Nostrils smell the air
Acrid, salty, ammoniac, thin
A world resides in odour
Like fumes of camphor
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Madathil Rajendran Nair
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Edmund Strolis 18 October 2016

Philosophical indeed. The measure of a wonderful flowing sentiment is in truth that some poems falter, weakened by their lack of conviction but this writing is not one word too short or long. Magic in that such economy of words can be so ripe with meaning. Easily one of my favorite poems as I reach a year anniversary of tasting the fruit of so many poets.....blurred image, like a receding mirage. The metaphor transport and transcends the bounds of our sleepy state and within your writing a reality is crystallized. I shall return to this writing again and again.....................

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Kumarmani Mahakul 26 April 2015

Excellent collocation. Beautiful and meaningful poem. Many thanks.

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Rajesh Thankappan 26 April 2015

Drinking lands a man in another orbit and habitual drunkards live in another planet altogether! Exquisite write.

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Reminds me of Emily Dickinsons Poem that goes as....Inebriate of air am I, debauchee of dew.... A good poem sir. I welcome you to my page too.

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Valsa George 16 April 2015

Tipsy speech and gait Courage volatile Blurred image When I see this type of people who are inebriate, actually I feel sorry for them! Inspite of all the harm drinking does to their body and spirit, they may be doing it, because of some inherent weakness in them! A great write with powerful diction!

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Madathil Rajendran Nair

Madathil Rajendran Nair

Bombay, India
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