Monday, May 11, 2009

The Bird Watcher (Part 1) Comments

Rating: 5.0

I plod through the leafy woods
The shadowy, coolly rain forest at the dale
Harkening the spellbinding tunes of trills
Watching the vividly coloured pretty fowls
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Nooruddeen Mathilakathveetil
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Pampero Jadan 18 November 2009

i lived this poem amazing describing thank you for beautiful writing let's see more

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Rabi Anata 06 July 2009

once again great imagery, and lovely concept.: ]

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Shashendra Amalshan 02 July 2009

beautiful indeed sir.... great one to get away from the complex concrete world we are living! ! ! ! this is a nice read! ! with love shan

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Ivor Hogg 24 June 2009

A song bird in a cage sets all heaven a rage

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Indira Renganathan 21 June 2009

Soul-filling words...indeed a divine write

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Bob Blackwell 18 June 2009

You expressed sentiments I spoke of just this morning, we have no right to cage lovely birds for just our own enjoyment. I have a garden full of birds which give me pleasure and they are free to leave when they wish. I however do agree with Alison as to length of poem. Keep writing poems of conscience, that; s what poetry is for.

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Alison Cassidy 28 May 2009

Your subject matter is both beautiful and important. Caged birds are prisoners who have committed no crime. As to your poem. It begins well (like your use of the word 'plod' in the first line) but I think the poem is too long. If you leave out the last three stanzas your poem will make its point much more powerfully. Itemized lists of names may show your knowledge, but do little to enhance your poem. I'd end it on that excellent line: 'And dry out their invisible tears in the fresh breeze of the freedom' Remember, in poetry, less is more. love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Edith Oram 20 May 2009

I like your vivid imagery and am delighted that you now appreciate birds@ freedom.

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Obinna Eruchie 19 May 2009

a watcher who once caged the birds, now prefers sighting the birds in freedom. it is a wonderful poem with good imagery.

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I wholeheartedly support your wisdom for freedom of birds. As another poet has said God made them to be free and fly. Maybe because humans can't fly they are jealous! ! Your imagery is very beautiful and your knowledge amazing. Glorious writing. 10 Karin Anderson

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The Creator gave birds wings so they can fly freely and gave us their bird song so that we can rejoice with their flight.Lovely poem...I like birds too but my birds are free flying garden visitors.A ten from me

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Noel Horlanda 13 May 2009

One has to read it twice or thrice to feel the sincerity of the author in regards to birds, to feel how a bird watcher observed the fowl kingdom, its habitat coupled with lovely verdure about, the virgin forest, beauty of the faura. After the read you will find yourself smiling happily, satisfied that everything around you is well taken care of. That's the essence of this creative piece of work and of course the very talented writer we have here.

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Subroto Chatterjee 12 May 2009

Nicely expressed feelings and description of the birds' plight... Cheers. Subroto

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Saadat Tahir 11 May 2009

ya i agree with friend Alf....all the winged birds be allowed to go their way ; -) very nice poem a dream of ornithology...as wild as the bireds it eulogises great cheers

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Sanober Khan 11 May 2009

this is one of the few poems that literally take ur breath away! keep it up!

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Alf Hutchison 11 May 2009

Nooruddean...from one bird lover to another... beautifull... All of God's birds should fly free regards Alf

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