Saturday, July 11, 2009

It Ain'T A Poem - 1. Comments

Rating: 5.0

Clusters of cloud
surrounded me like a mist of haze.
The lush green hills
were breathtakingly beautiful to gaze.
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siddharth singh.
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Pradyumna Jyotir 04 April 2010

This poem reminded of the lines'What is this life if full of care? We have no time to stand and stare....' We are so much trapped in our mundane busy existance....that we hardly have time for the finer aspects of life. Beautiful imagery of an Indian monsoon.....Thanks for sharing.

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Seema(Aanamika) 80 28 October 2009

Suberb, nice poem, very beautifully penned ur experience, awesome10+

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Samanyan Lakshminarayanan 15 October 2009

such a lovely must have eased you out before an appointment..and that's how we seem to be running around without even seeing our roofs...how well you brought each and every scene

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Anupama Raghavendran 07 October 2009

the poem is so serene....it makes u want to be there.....so lovely! ! !

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Monica Singh 11 September 2009

had i been there i m pretty sure i wouldnot have obsereved things the way u did. simply awesome.

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Indira Renganathan 04 September 2009

Superb gift of a vista to the reader...how else to get rid of the routine monotony other than visualising such soothing serenity...great

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Annabel Sheila 19 August 2009

I agree with you, so many beautiful, simple things in life pass us by while we are rushing headlong into the future. Very nicely done. Anna

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Krishna Bothra 19 August 2009

ur own version of god s own country...truely enchanting n engaging u ve to take all of us there..........

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Avinash Singh 14 August 2009

Beautiful description, at times we all have been through this experience but we fail to put it so beautifully in words......great work.

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Carmen Johnson 12 August 2009

Beautiful imagery..nice thought. Good poem. Very nice.

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Nihar ... 12 August 2009

wish cud have been there in the journey, it made the whole travel amazingly beautiful

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Nikunj Sharma 05 August 2009

Sun kissed hills and angelic mist; Should be on a traveller's list As they are the companion of thee Without them no journey Gud write...

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Miriam Maia Padua 01 August 2009

wonderful imagery...wonderful visualization shows the swiftness of your mind great share... 10+++ lovelots, Maia

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Irene Clark-hogg 30 July 2009

It began as a poem then turned into descriptive prose. Does it matter? I enjoyed my journey with you. Irene

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Shweta Advani 19 July 2009

u wrote about nature n rain....beautiful imagery....just brought a smile on my face....gud to see the wisdom flowing thru ur poem....life is indeed to be enjoyed as a beautiful fiza.....a 10+ ...: -)

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Sandra Martyres 15 July 2009

This piece is full of vivid images of your tour...you treat your reader to some breathtaking scenes in nature...good write

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Piyush Sharma 12 July 2009

Really a nice one from you. How nicely you have amalgamated - - words of wisdom with the alluring/charming nature. This was a real surprise for me. The rythm of this poem is really nice. Its like flowing like a dancing river. You can say i just glided through your poem. An effortless six hit by tendulkar. smooooth. I might have many times enjoyed being close to such beautiful nature, but didnt know it could be just as beautifully put into words. Man, I cant lie so you deserve 2 for this work. You know i am kidding.10+ buddy. I am a nature lover so if you have something in your fertile mind, just let it come out for us. thanks

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Anjali Sinha 11 July 2009

wowwwwwwwwww nature unfolds itself always its for us to see and enjoy it- lovely you've brought out the imagery very well- specially of children returning from school-- i became nostalgic for a moment thought of my early school days when i never wanted to go to school and grandpa had to bribe me lol! ! ! ! ! ! ill give you an A+++++ and 10+++ anjali

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