Friday, July 26, 2013

Pristine Love Comments

Rating: 4.7

No love is as overwhelming and as pristine,
As the maiden love of a lass, say of sixteen.
When, like closed petals of a bud she begins to unfold
Herself, blossoming into a fragrant rose or marigold.
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Khairul Ahsan
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Nabakishore Dash 12 April 2022

when two unsuspecting souls will no doubt reach their destination'.A great write that suspicion spoils all hope and aspirations.

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Dr Dillip K Swain 02 November 2021

In secluded privacy from the outside world... there lies the beauty of love in private domain. A great poem on love...loved it. Top score.

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Chinedu Dike 31 March 2021

A beautiful rhetorical love poem insightfully and movingly brought forth.

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S.zaynab Kamoonpuri 20 January 2021

Yy

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S.zaynab Kamoonpuri 20 January 2021

Plz also read and comment my newest poem titled, ' mini earthquake experiences'

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S.zaynab Kamoonpuri 20 January 2021

Wow a beautiful poem on Young love of youth, how it requires a stable soulmate spouse not hurtful flirty fickle lover who would ditch her for another. Kudos.

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Luo Zhihai 09 January 2021

The girl's first love will never be forgotten.

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me poet yeps poet 01 January 2021

and I have removed thoseTWO lines that created an error poet KA B HAPPEEE

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Khairul Ahsan 02 January 2021

Thanks a lot for that.

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me poet yeps poet 25 December 2020

you already r a topper PRISTINE LOVER To read my poems do endeavour

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Khairul Ahsan 26 December 2020

Thanks for visiting. I too have read your poem 'PRISTINE LOVE' and left a comment.

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bri edwards 23 December 2020

THE NEW PH FORMAT IS DISASTROUS. I THINK CLICKING ON PoemHunter.com, above, will take you to a page to write a complaint.

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Khairul Ahsan 26 December 2020

CLICKING ON PoemHunter.com, above, takes me to 'Poem of the Day'. I am not happy with the new format either. It will take me quite a while to get accustomed to it, or never at all. Thanks for visiting.

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Dr Dillip K Swain 02 December 2020

Such an excellent poem! I identify, " Lucky is he who wins the first love of a lass' as the kernel expression of this beautiful poem....appreciated and admired.5 stars

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Khairul Ahsan 04 December 2020

@Dr Dillip K Swain, Thank you very much for sharing your thought on my poem. A poet feels satisfied when his poem evokes some thought on his readers' mind and the reader shares those thoughts with him. I appreciate your observation and am inspired by your generous rating of the poem.

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Dr Antony Theodore 26 November 2020

No love is as overwhelming and as pristine, As the maiden love of a lass, say of sixteen. When, like closed petals of a bud she begins to unfold Herself, blossoming into a fragrant rose or marigold. What a wonderful expression of love my dear poet Khairul Assan. thank you. tony God bless you

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Khairul Ahsan 04 December 2020

@Dr Tony Brahmin, Thanks for your generous compliment, much appreciate!

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Varsha M 17 November 2020

Sir this is really beautiful. Not just upsurge of hormones but a sound wise guiding light. Lucky is he who wins the first love of a lass, in solemn trust Pity on him who misses the offer, or throws it into the dust. When a life's journey is begun hand in hand with no suspicion, The two unsuspecting souls will no doubt reach their destination.....these lines really remind me how such good advises are important to every young lad to make wise choice.

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Khairul Ahsan 04 December 2020

'Not just upsurge of hormones but a sound wise guiding light.' - Thank you Varsha, for such a wonderful remark. Your comment tells me how much attention you gave to my poem, and related some of the lines to personal memories.

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 03 November 2020

Liked the opening lines of the poem. Powerful lines that describe what pristine love is with great images. The ultimate stanza contains insightful lines, an apt ending for this beautiful poem. Five Stars! To my Poem List.

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Khairul Ahsan 14 November 2020

@Rose Marie Juan-austin, Much obliged, much inspired by your thoughtful comment and the high rating accorded to my humble poem. Eve grateful for picking the poem to your 'MyPoem' basket. My heartfelt greetings and the very best wishes, Rose!

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 03 November 2020

A poem that many of us could relate, arrest a reader's mind delivering him into the realm of the wonders of youth's love. The beautiful thoughts embodied in this marvelous write slowly resonate bringing into one's mind beautiful memories of yesteryears.

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Khairul Ahsan 14 November 2020

@Rose Marie Juan-austin, 'The beautiful thoughts embodied in this marvelous write slowly resonate bringing into one's mind beautiful memories of yesteryears.' - I am so delighted to have these kind words Rose, the honour keeps resonating in my ears! Thank you so very much!

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 03 November 2020

A wonderful and insightful poem so beautifully crafted and well executed. It expresses in brilliant and beautiful detail the wonders, innocence and unfettered love of an adolescent. Vividly depicted with nice rhyme and rythym.

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Khairul Ahsan 14 November 2020

Dear Poet Rose Marie Juan-austin, Grateful for your detailed observation and thoughtful comments, which I have observed, you usually make on other poets' woks. Thank you for this grace and care you accord to fellow poets' works, me certainly included.

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Anais Vionet 03 November 2020

I liked this it shows a pretty good awareness of how romance feels at that age. I chucked at " Pity on him who misses the offer" , YEAH! You tell 'em! ! Nice =]

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Khairul Ahsan 14 November 2020

@Anais Vionet, Thanks for visiting my page on request. Shall be glad to have you visit again.

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Me Poet Yeps Poet 24 October 2020

No love is as overwhelming and as pristine, As the maiden love of a lass, say of your poem makes my eyes recall the first one i loved but cold never touch so much of hull chall dillrehta tha mucchul abh kaya hahein hum those days have gone i sadly could not hold her hand she kissed my eyes then flew like an unchallenged butterfly o how i loved her but so many came and went heaven sent but one had the kind of scent the first love did sind times now end...

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Khairul Ahsan 14 November 2020

Me Poet Yeps Poet, 'so many came and went'- The first is the first, no matter how many may come and go later on. Thanks for visiting my page and sharing your thoughts and experience in the comment.

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Quoth Theraven 17 October 2020

The youth, the love, in time and amid the crowd. Hand held, heart knelled, same as mine. QtR

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Khairul Ahsan 14 November 2020

Dear Poet Quoth Theraven, Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experience. Glad that you've read the poem and related yourself to the emotions expressed.

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Suresh Kumar Ek 30 September 2020

The psychology of love At sixteen is poetically Exposed, Beautiful

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Khairul Ahsan 14 November 2020

@Suresh Kumar Ek, Thank you for your beautiful, thoughtful comment. Much inspired.

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