Sunday, November 11, 2012

My Feathered Friend Comments

Rating: 4.9

Once on a midsummer night,
a feathered friend with her broken wings
perched on my right shoulder.

Its queer eyes began sharing agony
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Shihabudheen K J
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A heartbreaking account of the "feathered friend", compassionate. Lovely poem. The twist in the end happy ending is adored.

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Kelly Kurt 05 July 2016

A very fine piece of writing, Shihabudheen. Thanks for sharing

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Kaila George 13 April 2014

This is a great poem...as to why you would need my comment not quite sure you have a following...smiles...its beautiful to read...the concepts leaves you in awe of the beauty and flow of this writing....you feel happy and sad all at once...this is what true talent is about...capturing the reader and painting that image in their minds eye for all to see...you have that gift...thank you for letting me be invited to share your writings....look forward to reading more.

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Jenie Franksay 10 July 2013

good write buddy... have a look on my poems too.

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Suzaku Vaneko 06 December 2012

Wow! This is truly an amazing poem, far better than anything I have written. You have immense poetic talent! ! ! ! !

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Shihabudheen K J 05 December 2012

its really great feeling that more and more poem lovers are becoming attracted to my feathered friend..............appreciate your reading dear readers..............soul has made one of the finest comments............shahzia has found time to comment even though she has read the poem on the wings of silence my page at facebook.....valsa george had given a remarkable opinion comparing to albatros in ancient mariners...........and so so......................am happy........

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Supriya Prathapan 04 December 2012

Brilliant imagery. Fine usage of words. A very touching poem.

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Unwritten Soul 04 December 2012

Amazing and the lines are fantastic, i like the story and the imagery you build by your pen! and the best thing in this poem i found = the feeling, it is a great feeling attached to me after finished your last line..very good job! you are talented in artistry painted words_Soul

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Jahan Zeb 03 December 2012

Very imaginative. Can be real though. Ideal tackled in a magnificent way. You are a real artist. Your carried the idea well and gave it a nice ending. The line are very touching and the words used did justice. Rain came, dew invaded and storm plundered my hillresort! Outstanding

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Shahzia Batool 03 December 2012

Beauty structured on artistic scales........... a poem, a fairy tale, a fantasy, a symbolic narrative.......... beautiful work!

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Neetha Sasidharan 02 December 2012

grt poem.....so thick n grt......an eyeopener......kp going..

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Poetheart Morgan 01 December 2012

Full of Humanity and love for your feathered friend, which can be any one without wings also! ! ! ! Love it

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Karoliena Somura 25 November 2012

Very nice and moving, love it!

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Asif Andalib 23 November 2012

Somewhat dark but lovely. Keep it up

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Valsa George 21 November 2012

A tale, so absorbing and moving told in beautiful verse reminding one of the tale of the albatros and the ancient mariner of Coleridge! Great! This desrves a 10+

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Chandra Thiagarajan 20 November 2012

A heart full of empathy even for little birds mirrors your loving heart. Well written. Kudos.Thanks and best wishes. Chandra Thiagarajan

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Lasoaphia Quxazs 20 November 2012

You have a loving heart to show this care of your feathered friend and the baby.

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Kee Thampi 20 November 2012

a true dream of love and its wings of fire narration is like a agnostic ......

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Stevie Taite 20 November 2012

Rich content. A story at the surface with deport content for the reader to interpret and ponder! Very beautifully written.

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S.zaynab Kamoonpuri 15 November 2012

Wow bravo 4 dis bravura! I nearly always write what i see so is dis a true narrative? Admire yor freeverse empathy sympathy 4 d bird as im a birdlover. Or did u mean dis sth other than a wingd bird.

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