Thursday, August 21, 2008

My Other Love Comments

Rating: 5.0

He’s active as quicksilver,
Ageless as the sun,
Agile as a stream,
And alert as a bird in springtime.
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ANJALI SINHA
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Rachel Butler 19 September 2009

Don’t want to be thrasonical, - But made me into a pearl. Rachel Ann Butler

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Siddharth Singh 23 July 2009

Your admiration for him seems unwavering and that's the way it must be.

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Nikunj Sharma 16 July 2009

as long as the world lives and as long as the sun stays may he stay with you always...always... this is touching....reminded me of my grandpa...

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Sanjib Das 14 July 2009

Anju, you are not a god poet but a good lady also. You have a mind full of sympathy and you create an immortal one.

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Sandra Martyres 06 July 2009

What a beautiful poem dedicated to your grandfather....it must so be difficult to watch him getting frail - but love is the best tonic for him...I am sure he treasures his relationship with you his loving grand daughter...10+++

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a lovely write very live...i haven't had a grandpa..this poem brings to mind a very good relationship

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Noel Horlanda 13 May 2009

Lovely, marvelous, beautiful dedication to a loving grandpa. I know he is looking down at you now, smiling, an endless smile. Thanks for sharing...

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Allemagne Roßmann 26 April 2009

I hope these lines rest his soul in peace.......10++

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Christine Kerr 10 April 2009

I was eager to see who made up all these beautiful things, Strangely enough I've been thinking more and more of my grandfather lately who has moved on ages ago, but he always held a special place in my heart. Thankyou for sharing,10++

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Mahfooz Ali 25 January 2009

very nice and beautifully scripted........10+

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Jim Norausky 05 January 2009

Anjali, This is really a very beautiful poem capturing the love you feel for him.10 here. Jim

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Dr Hitesh Sheth 08 December 2008

My other love My hoary hear canopy Or my earthly panoply That shelters me from Pain and agony. Is Sweeter than honey And dearer than money. Good work A++++10

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C. P. Sharma 17 November 2008

Anjali, there are some relationships which are difficult to describe in words. But you have expressed it so beutifully, effortlessly and naturally. Cudos to you. Similies, metaphors and epithets in your poems are a criss-cross multicoloured fountains of Vrindravan Gardens. CP

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Ravi Sathasivam 06 November 2008

A great tribute to your grandfather. Excellent write. I always enjoy your writing. Thanks for sharing with me

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Shimon Weinroth 26 September 2008

lovely colorful metaphors, one can only envy the devotion and compassion expressed in a lovely poem

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Ashraful Musaddeq 10 September 2008

Grandfathers might be happy with this poem. But fathers like me also... Nicely composed. So 10.

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Wali Jamali 31 August 2008

Now he’s helpless, Unstable as the wind, Frail as a lily, But inexhaustible as the deep blue sea, Immaculate as an angel, Steadfast in his devotion.............. Anjali, you are so immaculate in this poem. Flawless...captivating...spell binding effect.

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Paolo Giuseppe Mazzarello 29 August 2008

It seems a little Song of Songs. Nostalgia plays its role. Another role is played by the finding of something old in a new contest. The trust of a girl in a wonderful wilderness.

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Stacey Watts 28 August 2008

Oh what a wonderful tribute to your grandfather. Very wonderful read,

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Wanelisa Albert 27 August 2008

totally awesome! i love the lines: 'Told me many stories, of gods and goddesses, ' brings butiful pictures in my minds eye thank you anji you write butifuly love Lisa

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