Saturday, October 10, 2009

Moments Uncaptured Comments

Rating: 5.0

Embraced by the fate of ageing,
My camera-phone struggles to respond in time,
Causing the best scenes to go missing,
Which I am sure will never recur anytime.
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Ranjit Ravindran
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Mandara Pookal 05 December 2009

Your perception and truth are invariably intertwined in this artfully depicted piece that is written with style and conviction. thanks, mandara

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Nalini Hebbar 03 December 2009

very well expressed...you are doing the next best thing to painting...poetry! ! ...painting of words

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Lalitha iyer 16 November 2009

Exceedingly beautiful lines, very nice.......... The shutter blinks eons after being clicked, Preventing me from freezing the time; But those unexpected moments it picked, Are images rendered artistically prime.

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Mamta Agarwal 14 November 2009

my mind's dark room recreating the scenery- thisa line stands out in an otherwise absolutely lovely poem, with right dose of humour, expression of feelings like being perplexed. take comfort that photographs on camera could get deleted, it could again cheat. but what is there in your store consciousness, you can revel in again and again.

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Priyanka Bhowmick 06 November 2009

moments r uncaptured but r always captured in our hearts... i loved this poem.... well written.

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Diane Violet 03 November 2009

you are a painter talented...a painter of words!

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Deepti Agarwal 22 October 2009

yr picture is well captured in words here as a photographer... artist is one who can bring the right effect in any art... :)

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Stacey Watts 20 October 2009

Very beautiful poem. I like the flow and the wonder ful words in this piece. Excellent job.

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Anjali Sinha 17 October 2009

beautiful -- phtographic musings on canvas of poetry -10 anjali

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Ranjit Ravindran 11 October 2009

@ Ms. Indira Renganathan: Thank you Ma'am.... for all your support and sweet comments. With Love, Ranjit

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Indira Renganathan 11 October 2009

You have beauty in your painted words too..and the reader can well capture your picturesque heart... that your mind is juvenile and alert to set right your camera, recreate a snapshot of captured hearts of the readers...thank you

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Rani Turton 11 October 2009

Capturing the instant...which you try to do, all too conscious that time is ephemeral.

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Ranjit Ravindran 10 October 2009

@ Prof. Indira Babbellapati & Ms. Marilyn Lott: Thank you for all your support and comments. With Love, Ranjit.

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Marilyn Lott 10 October 2009

Ah yes, time changes everything, doesn't it? You did a splendid job describing the aging process. We must make the most of our time here on earth. '10! ' for you, my friend. Warm Wishes, Marilyn

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Indira Babbellapati 10 October 2009

you used a wonderful metaphor to contemplate on the process of aging and how one's reflexes, howmuchever one refuses to admit, go slow as one ages. the best phot or painting is the one the mindscape retains forever!

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