Thursday, June 26, 2014

Soliloquy Of A Dragonfly Comments

Rating: 4.8

Once I was an aquatic nymph
For long I hid myself under cover
None seemed to have spotted me
Not knowing, there existed another domain,
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Valsa George
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Kumarmani Mahakul 29 August 2019

In my new found freedom, I soared higher and still higher Reeling round on iridescent wings Hovering buoyant in mid air I heard some children excitedly exclaim.....love these lines. Beautiful poem with haunting expression. Thanks for sharing.

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Daniel Brick 31 July 2014

This is a poem of surprises, not only for us but for the main character. We experience these transformations and encounters in real time with her, which creates an unusual bond with a fictive character. I felt closer to the dragonfly than the children in the last section. I was afraid they might hurt my new friend, the lovely, delicate dragonfly.

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Amitava Sur 07 July 2014

A lovely imagery where an aquatic nymph is turning to a dragonfly and soaring up above the sky on it's large wings and enjoying the abundant beauty of nature with the eyes of a nymph.... loved it

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A species's soliloquy presented in a very subtle manner..........Valsa.............an aquatic nymph transformed into a dragonfly charming children way by so sweet............a must 10

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Yash Shinde 29 June 2014

A beautiful reminder......dragonflies are a rare sight, nowadays, though we can still find them flying around in the monsoon time....All that's visible around my home is garbage, and those ugly flies, and blood-thirsty mosquitoes..! : -) This poem of yours, bought those memories to life...: -) Kudos! !

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Dinesan Madathil 29 June 2014

Like a spider making its filament of cobweb beauty you have spun the sketch here. It is nothing but the first hand experience of a dragon fly speaking very close to all of us about an evolution not much mused over. Thank you Valsa madam for posting this captivating poem of the kind. I give a sure 10 points for it.

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 28 June 2014

Birth of a dragonfly. A beautiful poem delivered. As children what an excitement it was chasing dragonflies. A beautiful reminder. Thank you.

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Geetha Jayakumar 28 June 2014

Valsa, With beautiful verses you have turned words into a Dragonfly. Beautiful imagery... You just took me to childhood memories, we used to run behind butterflies, dragonflies especially on sunny days. Really enjoyed reading each lines right from its birth......

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Tribhawan Kaul 28 June 2014

The poet has brilliantly captured the evolution of dragonfly in this soliloquy..

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Khairul Ahsan 27 June 2014

@Valsa George, Evolution of an 'aquatic nymph' into a dragonfly has been so nicely captured in this poetic soliloquy! I too have a poem titled 'Dragonfly', in which you commented: 'As children, dragonflies have been insects of endless curiosity and wonder to us! Catching them was my favourite pastime too. ' - I can see the reflection of this comment in your poem too.

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Pradip Chattopadhyay 27 June 2014

evolution captured in poetic flamboyance.

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Vassilis Comporozos 27 June 2014

Bravo, nice theme and poetically presented. I like it very much.

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Akhtar Jawad 27 June 2014

A nice description of the life evolved. But as soon as life comes in existence death starts chasing it in one way or another.

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