Sunday, March 29, 2009

Snapshot Comments

Rating: 5.0

Night hidden behind that hillock
Hasn't peeped out so far
The ocean of darkness
Hasn't become turbulent till now
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Naseer Ahmed Nasir
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Mamta Agarwal 29 March 2010

and thus fill the empty cup of desires with innocent happiness your vivid imagery, before the nightfall is very evocative; its a snapshot captured in words of our incompleteness, emptiness in those deeper recesses of our hearts full of longing and yearning for warmth. thanks Naseer have a look at my poem titled snapshots Regards Mamta

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Miriam Maia Padua 09 April 2009

thoughts provoking piece.. makes me think deeply a very wholesome piece...the thoughts are really excellent... extraordinary ideas flowing.. 10++++

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Naseer Ahmed Nasir 09 April 2009

Message from Thykkoottathil Ravindran: From: Thykkoottathil Ravindran (Chennai India; Male; 61) To: Naseer Ahmed Nasir Date Time: 4/9/2009 12: 14: 00 AM (GMT -6: 00) Subject: snap shot hi nasseer ur translated poem is really good. i appreciate ur effort to share with us. ur selfless act is wonderfull.posted 10 for u love & regards surya

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Nawanda Storm 08 April 2009

Great poem! i love the image of the blood-strewn sand dunes and ripped open body of the sun. Beautiful piece of work! Well Done Mr. Nasir! !

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Dream Catcher 08 April 2009

A treat for the mind! it totally carried me away.Thankyou

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Shyana Keajls 07 April 2009

That was a very wonderful poem. I really enjoyed it. Your creative perception can set images into my head. Thank you. Shyana K

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Noel Horlanda 07 April 2009

a fantastic snapshot, you got all the images in just one click and clear. Bravo! Another shot?

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Shelby Jasmin Estrada 07 April 2009

I deeply think you are an amazing poet, and I wish you keep writing such sentiment. You write with such simplicity, I wonder how much it takes you to write a masterpeice, such as this. You are fantastic! Keep up the grand work, Shelby

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John Weber 07 April 2009

I feel a true longing to return to values of importance within the plastic marketplace we're all choking to flee. Most evident is the challenge here for all to take heed, a most powerful technique. Well penned, Naseer! I thoroughly enjoyed this dance of words! Warm regards, John.

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Olumide Ayodele 03 April 2009

from one poet to another, you did good here.

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Kesav Easwaran 01 April 2009

nice poetic imagery... poet painter's emotional brush...10

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Mamta Agarwal 31 March 2009

i can actually visualise the landscape through your eyes such is your powerful, haunting imagery. you have an exceptional vision- seeing the invisible.... and articulating it with such beauty. Best Wishes mamta

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Viola Grey 31 March 2009

I like how fluidly this drips off the tongue...the images created are very haunting, yet absolutely beautiful...nice work.

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Greenwolfe 1962 30 March 2009

It took a couple of readings but I was able to get the gist of this writing. It was actually quite creative, if a little obscure. I never know what to make of such as this. It has a place. I'm just not sure where. I recommend a good university setting. GW62

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Bonnie Collins 30 March 2009

Very nice flow and filled with excellent imagery....

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Reshma Ramesh 30 March 2009

passionate write.......loved the theme..............well done.

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Maria Isabel Oropeza 30 March 2009

There is beauty in this 'Snapshot'. Wonderful read. Keep writing! :) Be Different. Be You. Elizabeth

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Eyan Desir 30 March 2009

interestin write .................

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Sandra Fowler 30 March 2009

Images of terrible beauty painted on the windowpanes of the poet's soul. This is magnificent, Naseer. Ten seems inadequate here. As always, Sandra

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Victor Sklyarov 29 March 2009

Reflections on photo raise to high philosophical level. Contemplations upon time perceotion are really interesting and original.10+

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