The Holy Man Comments

just wonderful......... nothing less than a fantastic blessing are you on this earth

What amazing is the amount you can say in such few words, its an eloquent piece, that as an agnostic I admire. Bravo

dat's rite, girt wrk u are a girt poet.

Let him show us all the way /// i love your noble feelings.. beautiful write...10

nice words alan... i liked it i would like to invite you to read my poem the friendship tree.

Impressive poem....laconic in someway yet beautiful

Religiously motivating! I think am liking this. Nice one.

I like it is genuine

Let him show us all the way amazing line indeed. Great poem Sir, if all could listen to The Holy Man everything would be so perfect.

There's a holy man in every human...liked it!

let us a follow this holy man, for he will take us to the promised land.

nice! Let him show us all the way

Wow! ! its wonderful! ! I call you sir as you are elder than me in both age and experience! A nice read.Thanks for appreciating my poem.

wow! great poem about a life walkman by us... good writing, i love it

Wow! Terseness is all. Given the kill-frenzy all around us, from individual lives to global politics, the pacifism of the Holy Man comes as a way out. The poem is a call for getting under the shadow of the Red Rock, as T. S. Eliot said. In order to stop this Dionysian dance of death, we've to go back to the comforting fold of religion. Only the Holy Man has the art to appease anger and preach love for all. Dave has masterfully presented the idea in a few lines. A great poem is the one that kicks off the thought process. This poem has done that. Kudos for Dave! Great poet to read.

a wonderful poem.. an eternal reminder

I like this poem Dave. congratulation. Yours Gajanan mishra

indeed love is all we need...that is the only reality as I see it, Dave

We should follow the path of Holy Man.A didactic poem.

Let us not committing the sins again and again for the convenience of being forgiven or the blood of the son had already paid. Let us be responsible for our own bad karma, as the great Hinduism taught Buddha, the Hindu founder of Buddhism.