Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Silence At Daybreak Comments

Rating: 4.8

In darks, in prolific sands with sprinkles of rain,
Springs up a greening deed, the seed with a grin!

Teeny it learns of its teeming plants, is a part
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swetha vankayalapati
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Aditya Keerthi 23 August 2013

The tender warmth of growth radiates, its grin spreading life across. Caught in the caresses of finesse, it blooms full and rosy, standing up to mighty height of beauty: -D

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Unwritten Soul 20 July 2012

This poem created with the lines of gold, shining and, meaningful....U plant it well to green in poem hunter forest with words shady the readers' smile_Unwritten Soul

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Oludipe Oyin Samuel 13 July 2012

i'm commentless. Lol. The words, the flow, resonances and style- it's just splendid

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Vijay Sai R 20 June 2012

your poem deserves to gain silent appreciations

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Tsunami Hs 16 June 2012

This is a beautiful poem with a great message. I love your vocabulary and the way your words flow together

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The interest is very much high standard, I appreciate the practical reflections of this write, it is one that takes the mind and soul to reality, and integrates the sophisticated joy of life and social contents, at some point it sounded as if you raise a concern, and regarless, this write still has that spark that shines on every bit of every vers, Great, ... Very amazing! The_African_Son (Th³_ªfR¹cª¬_šºN)

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Kaila George 14 June 2012

This is a beautiful poem explained in all its detail of wonder, its a beautiful write and I take my hat off to you in appreciation of how your penmenship is so well put, thank you so much for sharing.10+++

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Payal Parande 12 June 2012

beautiful..............

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Nontobeko Dlamini 12 June 2012

This poem soars in heights unimagined with lots of imagery complementing each line.

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Sharon Smith 12 June 2012

Just lovely swetha! ! Thankyou. Regards...Sharon.

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Neela Nath Das 12 June 2012

A wonderful poem.Nice job Swetha!

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Unwritten Soul 12 June 2012

I really like the intro, it has a kick to start...welcoming readers to continue...like the whole write too, just keep on good work! ! i am sure more to come soon_Unwritten Soul

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Kanishk Gupta 11 June 2012

It is not very often that I see such strong and profound verses flowing so smoothly into another one without losing its powerful yet subtle message. The metaphorical and yet the actual journey of the seed's grim realization of the harsh truth of today's reality is not something that the reader cannot partake in. Thank you for such a wonderful poem.

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Edward Kofi Louis 11 June 2012

Great piece of work. Thanks for sharing it with us. Keep on writing and, let us learn from you as well. E.K.L.

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Godfrey Morris 10 June 2012

very interesting read - lovely

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Kasia Fedyk 09 June 2012

I was just thinking about you and about to read some of your incredible work :) Thank you! I am speechless to even express how this poem makes me feel, it is beautiful and you have taken me with you on this journey along your heart.

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Valerie Dohren 09 June 2012

Fascinating poem giving food for thought.

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June Walker 08 June 2012

A very interesting poem with lovely feeling for the greenery around us. Very unusual use of language which is good to find.. And I love the phrase 'silent kingdom'.

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Danny Draper 07 June 2012

This is interesting, the environmental message and the use of repetition, reinforcing and developing the theme to the strength of the last 2 lines which were powerful.

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wow i really love the alternation spirit of each words along the lines, the wonderful tactical structure of poetry that bares nothing but some true and profound reflection of the real society in our daily lives, great my friend The_African_Son

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