Friday, November 30, 2012

Living Fake Comments

Rating: 5.0

Of the deepest sorrow
Of every dollar that I borrowed
To the stars I take a vow
But but let me ask you now
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Ruchi Chaurasiya 30 August 2018

Dear Kanav, I really love the angle of your thinking and the way you embrace it into a beautiful poetry. Deep to understand but real. Keep up.

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Rajesh Thankappan 21 January 2015

A very interesting write that make us think your thoughts from new perspective. Hope to see some of your fresh works very soon.

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Rajesh Thankappan 21 January 2015

A very interesting write that make us think your thoughts from new perspective. Hope to see some of your fresh works very soon.

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Lyn Paul 23 May 2014

Yes I am so with you. Just why? Such a truly beautiful write Kanav. No new words from you. I Hope your sun is shining.

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Valsa George 01 December 2013

It is always commendable to accept ourselves as we are! But we have to be clean in appearance for our sake and for others sake! A neat appearance is preferred to an unkempt appearance. At the same time there is no need to be showy or extravagant about our dress or possessions just to impress others! A very practical view of life, different from that of ordinary youngsters!

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Morose Mermaid 27 November 2013

To ask, , Why can't we be who we are? Why can't we be who we are? ... love these verses... well written indeed...

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Bri Edwards 29 January 2013

i do like this one even though i don't get the first three lines or their connection to the whole. also, mention of the waterfall didn't seem to go with the apparent theme of a person being themselves in appearance of body or cloth. i would also take one but out of the fourth line and remove a from in front of socks. in talking of socks i would say socks or a pair of socks, but the custom may be otherwise in other places (i'm in california) . and two suggestions if one wishes the rhyming to be more exact in sound: 1- change borrowed to did borrow 2- change raps to does rap i DO like the question being repeated at the end! CAUTION: i do feel people can be themselves as long as they accept the consequences. in the case of dirtiness and/or messiness the consequences could be less favorable attitudes from prospective or present employers, friends, or partners etc. sometimes my wife says i look like a homeless person because of the way i dress; i sometimes wear a shirt with a little stain or a few small holes in it. but because of others' sensitivities i try to not look or smell TOO dirty or unkempt. thanks for sharing kanav. bri

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Neetha Sasidharan 17 January 2013

hats off....... superb.........so true too...

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Matt Mooney 29 December 2012

I like the thinking behind this one. It's a lesson on the bare essentials and the dangers of taking the book by the cover. A genuine poetic outburst which is refreshing.10.

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Barbara Nixon 11 December 2012

Great poem, very powerful!

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Hazel Durham 09 December 2012

A fresh voice which gets to the heart of who we are, a simple life brings much happiness! Love it! !

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Jiya 123 04 December 2012

its really nice..........

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Jahan Zeb 30 November 2012

That is powerful. I loved the comparisons. Really the ways of old life compared with the ways of modern or I should say the life of child compared with the life of a so called social person.... I would say that shows simplicity, innocence and kindness. We can be what we are. Nice poem

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