Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Love’s Nothing But Your Basic Nature, Comments

Rating: 4.9

In rare humility, the tree stands still,
and gives the shadow to one and all.
No matter if one’s good or bad,
its kindness is there, to equally fall.
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Amrit Rathi
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Anjali Sinha 16 May 2010

wowwww lovely metaphors! ! ! ! ! cool shade of tree and unconditional love great thoughts nicely portrayed a tenner from me (tried to give you +10 but this system didnt allow so I post a tenner to you)

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Sreejith Kulaparambil 12 May 2010

nicely written revealing the love and kindness which nature shares spontaneously and teaches us to act accordingly...in a selfless and unconditional way... 10 points..

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Brittany Jones 10 May 2010

i like how each line is precise and specific with either detail or meaning, nice write

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C. P. Sharma 08 May 2010

God has given us abundant Love, The generous heart with a boon to serve. . . . But Love asks nothing in return, Dear! Nor it wants to use and throw, Nor it puts conditions, nor rider any, It gives and gives it grow and grow. You say it all and with a fervor. CP

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Valery Atkinson 08 May 2010

What an approach! You have taken a simple TREE and made it messiah of Love, and that's true.A simple tree can teach Love to us humans!

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Sachin Danehalli 08 May 2010

''Cause Love’s nothing but your basic nature, A sharpened image, beyond Ego’s Layers.' Amazing lines... Overall the poem is very good n great intentions..

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Konstantin Filipov 07 May 2010

This poem has a wonderful message. Good job!

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Brandon Owens 07 May 2010

I love the message, and there are some really awesome expression that really flow and get me excited by your ability to write. However, the below stanza seems awkward to me. Sentence structuring and wording just aren't normal, and the rest of the poem doesn't lend to being able to read it smoothly, and I'm almost not sure you're saying what you mean to. What you give you'll certainly get back, More at times, who receives once see. Love you give then it can't happen, That other's heart not jump in glee. If I'm right, you're trying to say: once someone receives love they can't help but be happy and return love. If I'm right, then obviously I get the stanza, but in the awkward wording and structure my brain screams out wait, stop...what's going on? That in my opinion slows the feel of the poem, and takes away from delivering the message. In an analogy, you made a great pizza, but it wasn't delivered in the 30 minutes you promised. But that's just my opinion, thanks for inviting me to read.

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Mukul Chaudhari 05 May 2010

'Cause Love’s nothing but your basic nature, A sharpened image, beyond Ego’s Layers. So true of the fundamental nature of a human.

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