Monday, June 16, 2008

! ! Nostalgic Old Tales! ! ! Comments

Rating: 3.7

When I grow on my wise perception of prime age
An old age home, I do not crave for definite
I allow you children, to take away my belongings and
to honour the love and feelings shared along
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Rema Prasanaa
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Sathyanarayana M V S 24 July 2008

Altruistic and benevolent thoughts. Enchanting piece.10 sathya narayana

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Ben Gieske 21 July 2008

I like your choice of words, 'wise perception of prime age' and 'amalgamate my old age'. Sounds like you deserve some peace and quiet and relish the silence in which you can stir your creative energies. I like the flavor of your poem.

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Mamta Agarwal 15 July 2008

this one is from the heart and shows deep reflection. in the twilight years of our lives, we still want to be independent and just peace. where else but in the lap of nature. rema this so touching and inspiring.10++ Mamta

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Tsira Goge 01 July 2008

Fine poems. Your soul shines from far... I wish good luck. Tsira

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Ramesh T A 29 June 2008

It is eternally true that ultimately Nature is the best resort for spiritual satisfaction or fulfilment in life! Wise decision!

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Onelia Avelar 25 June 2008

There are a lot of interesting accents in this worthy poem. I like these two lines very much: ...At the most elegant mountains and a sun rise I can amalgamate my old age in a way I design...I just love them, will keep in my mind!

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Subbaraman N V 23 June 2008

True that is the nostalgic old tales of the normal human beings- beautifully portrayed! Thanks for sharing!

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Sulaiman Mohd Yusof 21 June 2008

accomplishments of a fine chapter untold for animosity but written with clear cut pragmatism...

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Seema Chowdhury 21 June 2008

hi Rema, i liked this poem. very deep in meanings and thought provoking.

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~ Jon London ~ 19 June 2008

Genius composed piece full of beautiful expression.....love it! ! ! 10+ keep'm coming Rema my friend stacks of dirty dishes Jon.

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Satheesan Rangorath 18 June 2008

HI Rema Prasanna Great pen sketches on very important subject.'old age' Well pointed to the subject with intelligent selection of words. Good work A perfect 10 Greetings Satheesan rangorath

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Aparna Kiran Mirajkar 18 June 2008

An emotional, beautiful, meaningful composition. cheers! !

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Greenwolfe 1962 17 June 2008

The title of this piece is not adequate for its contents. These contents are essentially, ' The Final Requests of the Aged '. That would be my title, or something like it. Otherwise, the reader will be surprised. As I was, to find the most precious of treasures of the day. The lines were inspired and held together with a single thought. No greater tribute to prose can be expressed than this. I shall take this as a favorite and give a rare 10. Thank you for this masterpiece. A gift to everyone. GW62

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Vidyadhar Durgekar 17 June 2008

A heart felt nostalgia of old age well told in your usual beautiful style of poetry.

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Rani Turton 17 June 2008

Slight bitternness and sadness. Society has changed mentalities and children have often become the world's nomads and very acquisitive. It is a pity because the strong part of the eastern world was the strong family bonds where everybody had a place.

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Kesav Easwaran 16 June 2008

A well worded poem with good insight on life far sighted perfect...^10^

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