Wednesday, January 6, 2016

One Heck Of A Suffering Comments

Rating: 5.0

I suffered because I loved you
You suffered because I loved you
I left you, you suffered still
I came back, you suffered more
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Nosheen Irfan
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Sylvia Frances Chan 10 December 2023

Suffering is the result of unsuccessful falling in love, they are so closest related, a very profound summing up to come to this final decision. I like this poem very much.TOP Marks and thank you for sharing this succinct poem

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Sylvia Frances Chan 10 December 2023

Your final two last lines: We are bound in suffering, not in love So let's suffer together, as one soul.. A true excellent decision, love-hate-sufferings are so closest to the soul, it does not matter which ones are chosen, love is encapsulated in the whole. Truly a masterpiece, dear Nosheen

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Pamela Sinicrope 01 May 2016

I find your poem disturbing because in love there should not be such suffering. But I think anyone who has lived at all and love and let themselves be vulnerable has probably found themselves in such a situation. SO, as you can see my first read is that of a twisted love relationship where the feelings are intense but probably not healthy. Upon second reading, I see a poet writing about the human condition generally, not about the actual relationship itself. Well written and thought provoking.

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Subhas Chandra Chakra 06 April 2016

Together or apart, that's written Love's suffering will chase us Be it my love or your fate.. These are so remarkable lines dear poetess. I loved them. ...We are bound in suffering, not in love So let's suffer together, as one soul. Nicely spelt, Great. Thanks for the poem.

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Souren Mondal 06 March 2016

This is just brilliant Nosheen. I remember having spent five years of my life being in love with a girl. She made me suffer more than anyone or anything in the world.. Even now when I have long let go of her, sometimes I feel forlorn thinking about a love that wasn't.. Maybe, maybe, if only we could have realised that we were meant to suffer - together or alone, we would have had a different life.. So few, in love, get this reality.. I didn't until I turned 24.. Thank you for sharing.

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M Asim Nehal 04 March 2016

A painful relationship nicely put on.....in form of a masterpiece poem, suffering is part of Love and Hate both.

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Arfa Iman Kalera 26 February 2016

nice poem 10+++++++++

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Arfa Iman Kalera 26 February 2016

you've soooo nicely penned your feelings, great work,10++++++++++++++

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Mithilesh Yadav 25 February 2016

grrrt penned..... thoughtful expression of emotion.... liked it

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Life has its suffering no matter what state we find ourselves in-we take ourselves wherever alone or together. A powerful perspective is here presented that can be the starting place of functional friendships and rich relationships. Well done my friend!

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Edward Kofi Louis 08 January 2016

Love! ! With what one faces at tines. Nice work.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 07 January 2016

Having love and sufferings in life is a common flow but still we need happiness and sweet love. Very finely drafted and shared poem.10

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Rajnish Manga 06 January 2016

We are bound in suffering, not in love So let's suffer together, as one soul. This is absolutely shocking, and unforeseen. Though the situation presents a substantial challenge to both the parties, it would be interesting for the readers to make their own analyses about its denouement. Thanks.

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Muhammad Imtiyaz 06 January 2016

beautifully composed lines....I loved to read it...nice work

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Abhilasha Bhatt 06 January 2016

A well written lovely poem :)

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Aarzoo Mehek 06 January 2016

So let's suffer together, as one soul. Very nice poem and loved the way it ended... Tilok Chand Mahroom ka ye shed yaad aa gaya hote hai.n KHush kisii kii sitam-raaniyon se ham vaqf-e-balaa hai.n apnii hii naadaaniyon se ham

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Rajnish Manga 06 January 2016

Thanks for such a wonderful critique of an equally remarkable poem. Reference of Mahroom makes a great value addition.

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