Tuesday, January 15, 2019

The Wind: An Extreme Instance Comments

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What is the wind? -a flow in many forms,
What the bards have call'd thee
All are their melodious evergreen songs,
As a philocalist I see the wind in me.
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Jagdish Singh Ramana
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Rameeza Nasim 05 August 2022

Beautiful so true Wind is wind

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Jagdish Singh Ramanaa 03 September 2022

Thank you Very much for your kind words.

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Bharati Nayak 20 February 2022

Let me quote from this amazing poem-Wind, a messanger, takes the messages fairly Of innumerable flowers' fragrances, Sweetness of fruits, melodies of bird-songs, tastes of poetry, And to the peasants love of animals' disturbances.

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Bharati Nayak 20 February 2022

An exquisitely beautiful poem with great philosophy.

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Dr Dillip K Swain 19 December 2021

An excellent philosophical write.... appreciated!

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me poet yeps poet 31 January 2021

philocalist I see the wind in me MEANS

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me poet yeps poet 26 December 2020

Pahle pyaar ki maiñ ye nishani liye phirta huñ/ Khoon e jigar meiñ jumbish o khoob ru ki ravaani liye phirta huñ| thanks pals

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Aarzoo Mehek 25 December 2020

You made my day with this beautiful poem. My compliments.

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me poet yeps poet 25 December 2020

GR8888888888.....merry xmas to all PH POETS

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Beautiful poem, dear young Poet. The wind is an essential part of our lives.Your poem flows with grace into the various objects of nature. I loved the reference and comparison to the song of a Sufi singer.........10 Thank you Jagdish for visiting my page.

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Ravi Kopra 02 May 2020

" As a philocalist I see the wind in me." In English, the passing of wind is farting. Perhaps, as a philokalist, you wouldn't love this beauty. One falls into a trap of ridicule unwittingly while writing in a foreign language.

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Elizabeth Padillo Olesen 25 March 2020

Beautifully written., great flow of language. Rich images are painted. Thanks for sharing.

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Dr Dillip K Swain 14 March 2020

A fabulous extension of Elizabeth Padillo Olesen, " The Wind" . I liked your third stanza most where you perceive wind as the bandage of love and peace! A mangnificent piece of work....brilliantly penned! Top score!

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Thanku Sir! It's inspiring.

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Randhir Kaur 25 December 2019

Wind is a messenger, saviour and bondage of love. It is beautiful to read Jagdish.

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Jagdish Singh Ramána 16 January 2020

Thanks for the appreciation dear poet.

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Mahtab Bangalee 17 December 2019

Wind, a bondage of love and peace Amongst the diverse hearts of its creatures, And for a painter, wind is a moving picture Of far-fatch'd fields, blue skies and solitary seas. /// wow excellently penned // superb philosophical

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 16 December 2019

A great philosophical write that captures the power and many wonders of the wind. Brilliantly penned.

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opoet me poet 16 December 2019

nice and unique the wind is music for many lovely creativity Ramana ji @21

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Chinedu Dike 19 October 2019

Well articulated and nicely brought forth in beautiful rhyme scheme with conviction. An insightful creation.

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Bernard F. Asuncion 13 September 2019

Soft wind wipes away the tear, Strong wind knows no fear... An exceptional write, Jagdish...10+++

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Crayon Poet 05 August 2019

An expansive appraisal of the miracle of moving air - large thoughts creatively describing a natural phenomenon.

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Bharati Nayak 25 May 2019

Wind, a messanger, takes the messages fairly Of the innumerable flowers' fragrances, Sweetness of fruits, melodies of bird-songs, tastes of poetry, And to the peasants love of animals' disturbances. - - - - What lovely definitions you have added for the 'Wind'.A great poem indeed.

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