Saturday, June 29, 2013

Simple Verse.No.5- Under A Peepal Tree Comments

Rating: 4.9

Wan and weary,
In sultry heat,
He walked on and on
Through the dust and dirt
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Valsa George
COMMENTS
Kumarmani Mahakul 19 March 2019

An amazing expression has been made on a story through the peepal tree under where a person enjoys the terrific dream on a snooze. Nice penmanship with touching flow. I love this poem. Thank you for sharing here. Full vote madam.

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Loke Kok Yee 03 November 2015

simple but oh so lovely but I must remember to avoid peepal trees thanks valsa-10

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Savita Tyagi 04 July 2013

Beautiful poem! Paints a full story. In childhood we were cautioned about Peepal tree. Rest yes! Sleep no!

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Somanathan Iyer 04 July 2013

This is absolutely amazing. real enlightenment. thanks for this beautiful piece.

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Elena Sandu 04 July 2013

My dear friend this is a brilliant, excellent write! Trees, I believe may have a special power, if we spare some time near them could help us connect to ourselves or even further, to our ancestors. Loved this poem, it speaks to my soul, thank you!

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Chandra Thiagarajan 03 July 2013

A striking story poem, Valsa, Under the Peepal tree, a dream within a dream! Brilliant write!

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Valerie Dohren 01 July 2013

Quite a story, scary stuff, but a great read.

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Kavya . 01 July 2013

i was taken away with ur poem, in the dream beautifully painted by u.........

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Tribhawan Kaul 01 July 2013

I was seriously enjoying the poem when the last stanza brought me a wide smile. Beautiful hooking poem.

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Shahzia Batool 30 June 2013

Valsa Ji, it's melodramatic narrative, i would like you to visit Phantasmagoria on my page! ! !

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Hans Vr 29 June 2013

Beautiful story, very ncley written.

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Yes, life is a dream and dream under the tree is dream in dream. What he dreamed like Buddha? Saiva ashes in the Grave? Much to think.Nice.

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Dinesan Madathil 29 June 2013

It isn`t that simple a verse! The number '5' gives enough clue that many more intricacies are going to be blended into your ' simple verses' waiting to be penned down. The teeming of fine diction and the freshness of notions shared have played here the magic of a poetic experience for all.

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 29 June 2013

Of monastic seclusion. A mysterious charm! A sedate calm! Through the above three lines you seem to have indicated what kind of thoughts will engulf the mind under a peepal tree. Beautiful free flowing poem.

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David Wood 29 June 2013

I enjoyed the journey you painted Valsa.

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