Monday, November 5, 2012

Sing A Song Of Tajmahal Comments

Rating: 4.8

Sing a song of Tajmahal
a fine rhyme or a ghazal

Of this landmark for lovers
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s.zaynab kamoonpury
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Soulful Heart 05 October 2014

Eid mubarak and also mubarak for the touristy poem.....tis a good way to acknowledge the grand monument.....

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Ramesh Rai 31 July 2013

ek shahanshah ne bawayee thee................................/................//// but your write is more hasi(n) /beautiful than tajmahal bcoz when i think on the aspect what the grt Shayar wrote it looks ugly.but ur write 100% b'ful.10+++++

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Kevin Patrick 20 December 2012

A lovely tribute to a great work, the Taj is an amazing building a true wonder of the world, this poem does a great job of celebrating it, a tribute to the Great Shah whose spirit would be pleased its power still unfolds today. Thank you for writing this inspirational work.

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S.zaynab Kamoonpuri 10 December 2012

Shouldn't scare u just like romeo n juliet's dyin in lov doesnt scare readers. Tajmahal is a shrine built for his belovd dead wife by emperor shah jehan. And to love therefore it has become a shrine, a place of romance. Even lady Di went there.

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Lasoaphia Quxazs 10 December 2012

I am confused. Is that a crypt of the dead? Otherwise it is a beautiful place, but if there are dead lovers?

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Murasaki Kitsune 07 December 2012

It paints a clear and good picture in my mind, excellent work my friend ^, ^

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Stevie Taite 06 December 2012

This does have lovely stanza and a cute punctuating finishing theme line to each one! It's like Londoners who never visit the Tower of London etc.(Not that that us a very romantic place, but you know what I mean)

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Owain Glyn 05 December 2012

A memorable tribute, go, and enrich your life.

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Vijay Sai R 30 November 2012

wonderful play of words describing the immortal beauty of tajmahal

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Asif Andalib 21 November 2012

Very beautiful write. Keep it up

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Xelam Kan™ 17 November 2012

gr8 words u r Indian living abroad n dint visited Tajmmehel? y? and still penned such fabulous tunes...... very impressive the metaphor n similies r gr8 thumb up

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isam Abdelrahman 15 November 2012

Zaynub has a persistent will to improve, if she manages to lessen narrating, her poems will be fantastic

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Shihabudheen K J 15 November 2012

I too love to visit there.still a dream many hundred kilometres away lol

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John Shea 13 November 2012

You must have been in this touristy place. CauseI can see it and and feel it..

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Neela Nath Das 12 November 2012

You are right. Mesmerizing beauty in marble, a token of eternal love.Great!

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Kelly Seale 10 November 2012

For never having been, your description of this magnificent palace is spot on! Excellent Write S.zaynub. And thank you for the kind comment/review of my own words... It pleases me that you found it enjoyable. Thank you.; -) -Kelly.

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John Shea 08 November 2012

sing, sing a song, . Leave me dancing all night long. Wonderful song S.zaynub

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Valsa George 07 November 2012

A wonderful tribute to one of the marvels of creation and the inspirational force behind it in such sweet flowing rhyme!

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Rose Flores 07 November 2012

Happy and sweet poem! Congratulations!

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John Shea 06 November 2012

Your rhyme is wonderful when you sing your song.

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