Thursday, June 15, 2017

Lost Love Comments

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Sitting in a dilapidated shoddy bar
Looking through the window
There was a train slowly moving westward
In slow motion
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Madathil Rajendran Nair
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Madhuram Sharma 05 July 2017

very nice poem........dear poet

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Madhuram Sharma 05 July 2017

what a thought...........dear poet

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Denis Mair 21 June 2017

What an incurable romantic! The train hurtles forward like time, leaving that chapter of your life behind. Your musing becomes a reverie of storms which sweep all transient things away. You hope the storm gave her something, even as it took something away. All human beings are ultimately swallowed up in time: your reverie of tempestuous time reaches a pitch a of sheer abandon, which you paradoxically wish for her, envisioning an oasis of eternal song in the storm. You remember her through the lens of love, so your blessing is in the language of love. The setting of the shoddy bar (where music is perhaps playing) is strangely appropriate. A glass or two of gin is a trigger for a session of thought. However the session begins, it reaches a pure place...an oasis in the storm of regret and pain. .

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Thank you immensely, my great poet friend Denis Mair, for seeing so much into what I penned at the spur of the moment. Yet, I must admit the pain is real. Warm regards.

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Thank you immensely, my dear great poet-friend Denis Mair, for seeing so much in what I penned at the spur of the moment. Yet, I must confess that the pain is real as you have seen through.

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Bharati Nayak 20 June 2017

On being separated, love is not lost.It is always there as the lover's heart cries with rain and wind without pause, but he prays to see his beloved happy in her new home To quote from this lovely poem- - - Poor thing succumbed To persuasion Pray let her see In the sinews and manliness Of the unsung groom A downpour of love Torrential, unabated So she can sing In rhyme with the awkward wind And the foolish rain Sorrow, pain and forsakenness But yet an oasis of sheer abandon Love, music and eternal song

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Thanks Mr. Smith. Will sure look up your poem.

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Madathil Rajendran Nair

Madathil Rajendran Nair

Bombay, India
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