Sunday, January 10, 2010

The Conference Of The Nightingales Comments

Rating: 4.9

what pleasures could we need?
whose The Empress we served?
where real joys our soul mates were?
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Ahmad Shiddiqi
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Obinna Eruchie 20 February 2010

I like the concept of this poem, it is artistic.

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Rajkumar Mukherjee 16 January 2010

Dear Shiddiqui, Thanks for your invite, Liked the poem for its originality and the universal intellectual message.Highly rated. Request you to read and comment upon my poem 'A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR' Rajkumar

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Anthony Foster 12 January 2010

The pleasure in servitude, Comes to meet the art and skills within, It is in the beauty of knowing thine art, Against the vulgar naked greed that lies within.

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Ruerd Visser 12 January 2010

A real pleasure to read. do go on.

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Prince Obed de la Cruz 12 January 2010

oh how good! kudos sir!

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Antonio Liao 11 January 2010

now the refreshing poem, stated to sings its tune...such a poem that brings pleasure to the mind....God blesses this poem...a 10 +++++

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Rajaram Ramachandran 11 January 2010

The love of a child is more sacred and pure

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Lynn Glover 11 January 2010

I like it Ahmad, A very intellectual poem, you have become a nightnegale as your pen brings us the words of the empress you serve. Very good a 10. Your friend Lynn

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Almedia Knight-Oliver 11 January 2010

Oh my, my, my, no need for questions...nightingale your words serve your Empress well and bring real joy to her soul-sing on through the New Year. Thanks for inviting me to read your '3' Great work 10+++

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Merna Ibrahim 11 January 2010

Nice poem indeed, I like the remarkable title too :) ! If you want, read and comment on my newest poem'Utopia' Thanks for sharing...

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Joseph Poewhit 11 January 2010

Very placid feeling from the words.

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Sally Plumb Plumb 11 January 2010

Ilove heavy with many sparkles.... and... the ripe moon.

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Noel Horlanda 11 January 2010

I've not seen a nightingale but I know it's a bird specie. And I know one Nightingale who was loving and kind, she was the patron of all care givers or a nurse during one of the forgotten European wars. Wish we all have that kind of soul mate. I agree with our poet friends, the phrases and practically the lines are well written, carefully thought and choosen. You deserve a 10.

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Fay Slimm 11 January 2010

The phrases used in this piece are chosen with care - - 'the ripe moon' being one of them is especially evocative.10/10 from Fay.

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Mohammed Albalushi 10 January 2010

our wishes are heavy with many sparkles like ripe moon bearing down the crystal lake that flies across to Greenland, and sings aloud interesting, well write dear Ahmad you as usuall

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Ahmad Shiddiqi

Ahmad Shiddiqi

Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia
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