What a beautifully mesmerizing sight,
When the birds fly with might,
The fleet that flies fast,
The sequence of the steps very perfect,
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This is indeed a beautiful poem dexterously drawn on your canvas of poetic imagination! Enjoyed!
You paint a beautiful scene on your poetical canvas. As a bird lover, your poem delights me.
Let the beauty of bird flight be not left only in paintings and photographs.Let shooting be only with cameras and eyes. Thank you for a beautiful poem. Please also read my poems 'Bird's Lament' and 'Birds Missing' when you have time. Thank you.
You have re captured certain moments of an otherwise extinct world. What a rendering too Madam Subbalakshmi! ... I am back im the PH and thank you for tracing me. Let us be like we were earlier responding to our writes mutually.
gorgeous really your writing, I salute you. I wish you all good.
i have a poem comment from you waiting for me to read. but i thought i would read one of yours first. as valsa george can tell you, i have a habit of making suggestions to other poets in my comments sometimes, and it is often to poets who i suspect of not using english as their 'first' language (as good as their english may be) . so here are some suggestions, and other comments for you. let me know if i step on your toes too much in public; if i do i shall try to remember to use private messages in the future for most or all other 'suggestions' i might have. From one corner to another with graceful swift, Those beautifully colored birds flying in the vast, ..... i like these lines but would use he nouns swiftness and vastness; swift and vast would be adjectives i believe, though a swift is a kind of bird also. i suppose you could be using vast as an adjective of background (one word) , but, if so, i would not put a comma after vast. in my english experience in america for over 60 years, i would use shots or shooting, not shoots. Of verbal canons or Or verbal canons? your use of commas at the end of almost every line, instead of what i would call traditional prose punctuation, is misleading to me at times. and check out what i copied from a google selection 'canon vs cannon'. i believe they are pronounced the same way. - - - - - - - - - - - - - Definition 1 Canon A rule or especially body of rules or principles generally established as valid and fundamental in a field or art or philosophy Examples Canons of polite society 2 Cannon A large artillery gun that is usually on wheels Examples Armies no longer use cannons - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - at first i thought you were speaking of actually seeing live birds fly over you in the sky, using canvas back ground [sic] figuratively. now i've decided that you really are speaking of a painted picture. yes, sometimes paintings are more beautiful than the real thing, and they last longer. thanks for sharing. :) bri my favorite stanza is the first one. :)