Thursday, November 19, 2009

She Waited On The Threshold… Comments

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She waited on the threshold
Unable to tap at the door
Tap where? No door to behold
Between two hearts’ closed corridors!
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Kesav Venkat Easwaran
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Wendelin Weird 19 May 2010

a fantastic poem in which the powerful emotions are portrayed beautifuly and with great elegance 10+++

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Patti Masterman 02 December 2009

I really like this, and the way the simple truth is arrived at, without any theatrics.

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Sarvesh Kulkarni 01 December 2009

ohh yes, a lovely poem. very true. tackles the awkwardness very well. loved it. simple and straight-forward. thank you.

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Sathyanarayana M V S 27 November 2009

A very novel way of presenting.......I feel it is more Indian; may not be a not much known style to the west.........so good to read.......something like Kannadaasan's or our Telugu Atreya's song......

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This is heart felt and pensive writing Kesav. Communication is the key to open the door. Much wisdom here... 10

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Ramin Chaman 27 November 2009

Hello Kesav A very poetically..and poignantly..but point device..and point to point..nice again..10+

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, aryaindia 26 November 2009

There is certainly more to this than the eye can see -.a mutual admiration and fondness for the expressive approach to poetic philosophy that is rave and ravishing. Well done and far reaching through the corridors of the heart to the innermost part. Thanks for sharing, kesav - arya

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Mandara Pookal 26 November 2009

She dares not though she could dare and he imagines not though he could........your expressions ring a bell...........but let her not imagine and let him not dare.................for..........the open door is the platform of poetry where both can wring their hearts out with their bold voices called words...........very lovely piece venkat and I like the revelling bit in your soul..............mandara

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Meggie Gultiano 26 November 2009

oh, this is a very poignant, beautiful write.Well done, Kesav.

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Sandhya S N 26 November 2009

WoW! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! wonderful poem I liked it congrats and regards sandhya

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Emma Adamyan 26 November 2009

I`d say a matured expression of eternal subject, good work

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Ency Bearis 25 November 2009

A very symbolic poem.... poetic rendezvous featured...nice....10

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Sandra Fowler 25 November 2009

Your title says it all. I think of the old saying, 'Love is not love 'till you give it away'. Very poignant. 10, for you. Best regards, Sandra

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Eyan Desir 24 November 2009

poetic and fine...............good write

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Catrina Heart 23 November 2009

Wow! ! ! What a profound poem, great representation here...fantastic as always! ! ! From the start i have read your poems, you never fail to amuse me with your brilliance in creativity and cleverness of your lines! ! !

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Deependra Kumar Jha 23 November 2009

Wonderfully penned poem. especially loved the line, 'A door open to openness', so vivid! It's always a pleasure to read you.

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Samanyan Lakshminarayanan 21 November 2009

a door open to openness...this line says a million it could save the world even....wonderful poem sir..into my favs

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Sadiqullah Khan 21 November 2009

A door open to openness Would have served out a lot better Where they could have exited And entered alike as they liked... ................a small step, and how difficult!

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Mamta Agarwal 20 November 2009

no door to behold- relationship knots can't be untied without rising above your ego and keeping an open mind. these walls or doors are of our making. the last stanza says so much- openess and need for space to breathe. very thought provoking write 10 Mamta

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Sonya Florentino 20 November 2009

sometimes we build our own doors and walls....and then wonder....why are we alone....

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Kesav Venkat Easwaran

Kesav Venkat Easwaran

Kerala- India
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