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Of late, I have quit
Telling stories to
My niece's daughter Tit;
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Kesav Venkat Easwaran
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Salu Salu 29 September 2009

'The girl bites the humourist'..... kid's question reminds me the story.. the first stanza did in wonderful rhyme.. the rest much thought provoking... kids in turn ourturn with powerful punches, though innocently, philosophical. the man with full sense (claim) and built fit would visualize things in wrong perspectives......... like explain god (not exist) in multitudes........ thanks for sharing a nice poem. rgrds/salu

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Vaibhav Pandey 16 July 2009

what a lovely poem sir.......enjoyed it immensely...10

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Sandra Martyres 13 July 2009

A delightful little light-hearted poem Kesav....you have a talent for writing these as well...Like everyone else I too would like to know how you answered your clever little niece...10++++

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Andrew Blakemore 13 July 2009

A lovely heart-warming story Kesav, a pleasure to read. Best wishes, Andrew

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Lily Law 13 July 2009

Such a lovely poem that makes us wonder as we read it... thanks for sharing it ya... =]

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really nice poem of explaining to the young girl of blind men story, it will be really great to read if you write a next poem of what answer you gave the child... really very curious to know...

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Dr Kamran Haider 12 July 2009

Wow Mr Kesav... The famous story of blind men and an elephant... The question little girl asked is very profound and beyond our five senses... The imagination one creates without using five senses expalins the vision of a true poet and you have got that one Sir... Great work of art...

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a beautiful poem for an interesting story..

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Vanita Thakkar 11 July 2009

Nice poem. Good theme and message, conveyed in a good style. Children are innocent and sharp. Childlike intelligence has purity which is so touchy! ! ! Vanita

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Meggie Gultiano 10 July 2009

nice story, and nice rhyme.Guess, i want more of this.This is cute!

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Mamta Agarwal 10 July 2009

child is the father of man, you learn and unlearn a lot when they ask questions which defy all logic. they spin yarns which competely captivate as you have with this lovely poem. full of wisdom. 10 Mamta

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Ruth Walters 10 July 2009

Such a cute poem. How canny children are and wonderful! Ruthy

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Fluent, beautiful story well rhymed and penned.10.

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Duh Huh 09 July 2009

You have captured a touching moment in time Kesav, and immortalized if. You mirrored the enlightment of a childs' innocent question beautifully. Thank you for sharing :)

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Sarwar Chowdhury 09 July 2009

WOW! nice story! Innocent children live in innocent world where truth and beauty exist. so their behaviour astonish us. 10+

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vamsi Krishna 09 July 2009

kids are innocent but smart always

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Deepti Agarwal 09 July 2009

Kids are very clever n smart these days.. we cannot fool them as they know the truth n also want to hear the Truth only... :)

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Vidyadhar Durgekar 08 July 2009

After many days i read an impressive poem sir good one interesting to read

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Cindy Kreiner Sera 08 July 2009

Charming questions from innocence of children, they also have the memonry of an elephant so beware....well written

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Children are amazing. In Australia we used to have a magazine that quotes children's replies to what we think makes sense. Your poem is priceless Kesav! 10 Karin Anderson

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