Friday, December 18, 2009

... The Hidden Eyes... Comments

Rating: 2.8

Was it a howl or warning from God
Was it the outcome of reversal of nature's laws
Whatever it was, the world had faced a great loss
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Aastha Uppal
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Dr Antony Theodore 15 May 2016

Gazing towards the open sky Still awaiting someone would come and try To quench his thirst and comfort his cry But none could alter the game of destiny And so another pair of innocent eyes turned down. innocent children who died in Tsunami.......their final cries, hope in the midst of hopelessness.......... such terrible misery of death... all these are reflected in your poem..... a wonderful poem. thank yo u dear poet. tony

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Kumud Ranjan 14 September 2015

Great to find someone dedicating such a good piece of work to those who rarely get anything... true - they are rejected, dejected and neglected waiting to be cuddled, to be held!

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Seule Coeur 27 February 2012

Will those questions in his Universal eyes come to an end? Artistic piece of work.

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Menime Soul..'d' Ugliloner 20 February 2012

A poet with a purpose you are i guess...such a well penned poem..a perfect tribute to the souls long gone. Keep it up...

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Deep Mukherjee 28 January 2012

Real gem of a artistic piece :) with an ironical name! ! ! ! loved it! !

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Aranthabailu Ummar 05 October 2011

when i look at stars the nights tells me do not look at because stars have a naked laugh

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Abhay Vignesh L 01 February 2011

Brilliant epitaph.A commendable effort.So thoughtful of you to have choosen such a topic.Its poetry with purpose.A fitting tribute to all thouse who met an unfortunate end in the clutches of tsunami.

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What a touching poem! Now angels in heaven. Beautiful write; D

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Saadat Tahir 11 July 2010

Gazing towards the open sky Still awaiting someone would come and try To quench his thirst and comfort his cry But none could alter the game of destiny And so another pair of innocent eyes turned down. emotive and well written lines... gd choice of words plays at a nice clip.....easy on the tongue.... well done cheers

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Afzal Shauq 03 May 2010

a lovely theme..really enjoyed it much..well done

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mohsin amin khan 21 April 2010

great sketch ' written in powerfull manner descrbibng it greatly

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Dr Antony Theodore 21 April 2010

those innocent eyes hidden in the sand! ! ! very nice.

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Raju Baruah 21 April 2010

...real tribute...with such a vibrant melancholy. ...nice piece of work...with brilliant crafting. Thanks 10+

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Afzal Shauq 19 April 2010

so sweet and heart touching poem is this one..enjoyed it alot...lovely 10/10+++

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Sarvesh Kulkarni 12 March 2010

oh, this is a heartfelt poem. very mature and sincere. i loved the honesty. good that you take up such issues in ur poetry. would like to read more of you. thank you.

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Siddharth Singh 11 March 2010

A very sincere and heartfelt tribute to the aweful tragedy.

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Kee Thampi 11 February 2010

tHE Tsunamy made a decoy to them..... Gazing towards the open sky Still awaiting someone would come and try To quench his thirst and comfort his cry But none could alter the game of destiny

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Really...what a tribute given...hats off to it..... 'To quench his thirst and comfort his cry...' the best line of the poem... A deserving 10 poem with such a good vocab used and a lot of phrases and excellent use of the words at their appropriate position...

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