Wednesday, April 11, 2018

My Eros Comments

Rating: 5.0

Everyone told me I ambarren,
Non fertile land,
No one had the courage to hug me, to shake my hand,
Where even the grass could not grow they told,
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shelly kiran
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Chinedu Dike 30 April 2018

Brave utterances set aside for sober reflection. An insightful rendition embellished in poetic rhyme and rhythm. Thanks for sharing Shelly.

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Carl Roussell 30 April 2018

Very good poem on love transforming a lonely life. A 10.

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Shelly Kiran 14 April 2018

Thanks poet Rajnish manga sir.

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Rajnish Manga 14 April 2018

In our society, this subject has always remained a taboo. The poem is hot enough to melt even a stone-heart. Great work, Kiran.

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Shelly Kiran 12 April 2018

Dear Jez Brul Thanks.

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Shelly Kiran 11 April 2018

Thanks jazib kamalvi .

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Shelly Kiran 11 April 2018

Unnikrishnan E S, Thanks a lot. The poem is love poem,it has nothing do with social or gender ineq

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Unnikrishnan E S 11 April 2018

Hi Shelly, And the poet, you to my favourite poet list

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Jazib Kamalvi 11 April 2018

A good start with a nice poem, Shelly K. You may like to read my poem, Love And Iust. Thank you.

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Unnikrishnan E S 11 April 2018

Hi Shelly, Welcome to Poemhunter. Congratulations for the wonderful poem. The poem invokes some serious thoughts about the status of women in the Indian Society. Barren is a word which should not be used to define a woman. The usage is totally and blatantly male chauvinistic. So it is to be detested. My request to all poets is that we should stay away from such things. Coming back to the poem. A wonderful, emotionally charged narrative. Qualify for a 100. To my poem list.

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