Saturday, August 31, 2013

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Rating: 4.5

Bitten by a love bug,
My heart swells with oedema
My love, like gnawing anxiety,
Burdens me
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Valsa George
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Aniruddha Pathak 05 February 2020

Now, let me make a make a few points. on the length of response to feed1. Whenever a poet uses personal pronouns, they are not always to be taken literally. 2. Neat picking words in a poem, what a laughable thing! 3. These red and green colour indicators, earlier are they removed the better, to me totally meaningless, the way they are interpreted. 4. Restrictionsback/comments. Is it not applicable to some?

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Aniruddha Pathak 05 February 2020

First of all magnificent write, a poem with a rare beauty, and I agree with the accolades given to it by the poets here.

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Dipti Deori Borah 04 December 2018

Madam Wonderful.. Nice expression

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Avik Datta Gupta 22 May 2018

Poems are bottled messages, it strays around until it is picked up by the right person, who would understand.You might get tired of reading all the good comments about all your poems.. Your words are very well chosen and it really makes me feel like those age old days in school when I had read those fantastic poets - wizards of words.Great write..10++

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Valsa George 22 May 2018

It is always a pleasure receiving a good comment as this! Never tired of it! Also feel the pleasure of finding my message being picked up by the right person! Thanks a lot friend!

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Kumarmani Mahakul 31 March 2018

Oh! What a fantastic expression you have made dear madam. Really it has come out from your core of heart. Let me quote some lines from your poem...... Yet I write this message, In secret code Pouring out my longings, My unuttered love, My invisible desires, Into this scroll of paper In cursive, indelible ink I seal it in a bottle With no address on And let it drift over the currents Top ten. Thanks.

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Bri Edwards 30 March 2018

i was going to read THIS ONE 'cause it kept popping up on the screen while i was commenting on its neighbor Poet. but i've read and commented on this already as well AND i'm tiring, having gotten online early today and not having done my 'recommended' stretching exercises faithfully. Bad bri! ! :)

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Subhas Chandra Chakra 21 September 2017

Yet I write this message, In secret code Pouring out my longings, My unuttered love, My invisible desires, Into this scroll of paper In cursive, indelible ink I seal it in a bottle With no address on And let it drift over the currents Great metaphoric poem...no less a story teller like The Veda Vyas..in the episode of Karna, makes me remember Kunti. Apart from the poetic thrills, the poem renders a pleasure of the epical world too. Thanks dear for the sharing,10+++++ for it.

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Bri Edwards 30 October 2016

“oedema” …..in u.s. I would use “edema”. But, you are still in India, right! ? :) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - “Like an inalienable shadow, Always with me! When I turn around, It is right behind! It lingers in me “ “Even though “inalienable” is mentioned in the U.S. of A.’s Declaration of Independence, I thought I’d better look it up, using Google; thanks Google! My teacher may have wanted us to memorize part of the D of A, but she did not require us to know what it means! in•al•ien•a•ble inˈālēənəb(ə) l/ adjective adjective: inalienable 1. unable to be taken away from or given away by the possessor. freedom of religion, the most inalienable of all human rights synonyms: inviolable, absolute, sacrosanct; untransferable, nontransferable, nonnegotiable; indefeasible that principle is an essential, inalienable part of having ownership My favorite stanza: “Bitten by a love bug, My heart swells with oedema My love, like gnawing anxiety, Burdens me Like a knotty noose, Stifles me Like a watch dog, Follows me” - - - - - - - - - “ “Just know this much; It is from a lovely lass! ” …………..i got a little chuckle out of these lines. So it was from YOU! ? The bottle and note, I mean. But I found several added sentences on your note paper. Apparently several others had found and read the note and tossed it back into the water, knowing full well it was not for THEM, but for ME! ! ! Thanks. bri :) To MyPoemList, even though it is kind of a kind of ‘love poem’! Valsa, you are a BIG TEASE! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Bri :) Even though this is a key word in America's Declaratioin in·al·ien·a·ble inˈālēənəb(ə) l/ adjective adjective: inalienable unable to be taken away from or given away by the possessor. freedom of religion, the most inalienable of all human rights synonyms: inviolable, absolute, sacrosanct; More untransferable, nontransferable, nonnegotiable; indefeasible that principle is an essential, inalienable part of having ownership - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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Valsa George 31 October 2016

To Bri... the heartless cheat! ..... but then how come I didn’t get a reply despite my waiting I thought the bottle was still sailing, Sloshed by the tidal waves rising, Heartless you were not to see me pining Why didn’t you think, I would be crying? ? ? ? Really had a hearty laugh over your comment....!

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Rajnish Manga 21 January 2016

Outpourings of a loving heart addressed to a lover whose identity is not yet known but the feelings he elicits overwhelm one and all alike. This comes as a magical spell to the reader: Like the intoxicating smell / Of the first summer rain /...Yet I write this message / In secret code / Into this scroll of paper / In cursive, indelible ink / I seal it in a bottle / With no address on

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Maria Gonzalez 26 July 2015

Brilliant and charming....

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Ramesh Rai 11 July 2015

Yet I write this message, In secret code Pouring out my longings, My unuttered love, My invisible desires, Into this scroll of paper In cursive, indelible ink I seal it in a bottle With no address on And let it drift over the currents Beautiful lovely write. +10

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Deepak Kumar Pattanayak 06 January 2015

This is very very outstanding indeed penned with so much emotions.........Valsa.......great write...10

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Akhtar Jawad 07 November 2014

An Urdu poet Jigar Muradabadi says: - Mera paigham muhabbat hay jahn tak pahunche - My message is love as long as it can reach. A beautiful poem.

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Yasmin Khan 12 September 2013

Wow! 'lovely lass' and 'soul encased'....I loved it dear Val.

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Patricia Grantham 05 September 2013

Only a love so deep would make a person move to the point of addressing a love letter so profound, put it in a bottle and let it flow over the currents that moves it over the oceans until it rests in the hands of someone that awaits the love that that is so freely given. Lucky one he is that receives it. An inspiring write.

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Rajnish Manga 21 January 2016

This is indeed an excellent critique on the poem of an extra-ordinary value. Thanks.

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David Wood 03 September 2013

A delightful poem full of emotion, a god write Valsa

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Hazel Durham 01 September 2013

All your emotions beautifully bound with desires unfolding in a letter to your soulmate, who is out there waiting for you! Beautiful write!

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Hans Vr 01 September 2013

Fantastic poem full of feeling. Very well written

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Aftab Alam Khursheed 01 September 2013

Then it is for every one a universal read your work ma'am marvellous so tasty dish u offered at PH to share can't be explained thank u

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 31 August 2013

Message of Unuttered love and invisible desires in indelible ink sent in a bottle. Beautifully stated. Bottle awaited. Thank you.

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