Friday, January 29, 2010

Today And Tomorrow Comments

Rating: 3.1

Children playing see-saw
Housewives busy cooking rice and stew
Gentlemen sinking in files and folders
Students studying quakes and volcanoes
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Gan Chennai 24 May 2010

Eckhart Tolle in his book ' The Power of Now' says there is nothing like Past and Future. What is is NOW only. Now is all that exists. Of course, Your poem means a lot to common man, a stuff in reality!

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John Oconnell 14 February 2010

this is the way it is. I don't pretend to understand God but without him it would be even worse still. thanks for a good poem. john

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Nayyar Shabbir Ahmad 13 February 2010

VERY WELL WRITTEN - NAYYAR

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Jester's P 10 February 2010

In the horizon of 'man', things are actually set into patterns. a certain process were in we too cannot observed it because it seems natural, we are use to it. However, there are things that cannot be there in our daily lives, and this is what we call a paradigm shift/ or in-lay-mans term change of attitude, thus includes, change of work, house location and so on and so forth. But one thing is there that cannot be change, and that is our destiny –horizon between life and death…well some things as well cannot be taken from the pattern of this horizon, value system. nice work.

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Chris Grasso 10 February 2010

Vijay - reading your work one of your strenghts is your ability to have incredible movement in your poems - there is movement, vibrentcy, a certain aliveness like we are looking down on an entire world. I would like a line break the poem goes into the earthquake then another once it starts up back to normal again. Maybe add a few lines at the end that might have people doing different things after the quake.

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Gillena Cox 09 February 2010

You did not give us a build up, you did not give us a warning, snap bang out of nowhere in the midst of the 'regularness' of life you penned in your earthquake; nicely credibly narrated

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Sheldon Saluta 09 February 2010

Unwonted and very powerful THEME!

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Rania Hammoud 05 February 2010

wowww, , , interesting theme....

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Jenel Shain 03 February 2010

wow. based on what you see right? i like it i'll give it a...9. very well thought out.

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Sheldon Saluta 02 February 2010

It seems you are portraying daily events to a man that may happen! Astonishingly wonderful! I love it! I love it!

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Beauty Philosophy 02 February 2010

A nice portrayal of the world and the people's daily concens along the axis of time...

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John Mccullagh 01 February 2010

I think that you have hit upon an interesting theme This is an interesting idea. I wouled suggest moving the locale from Haiti to Naples in the shadow of vesuvius..

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Allan Macli Borges 01 February 2010

life is beautiful indeed. with earthquakers or mildness life remains

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Adam Reed 01 February 2010

it sounds like a song to me =) . sad but also represents a new beginning. good write =)

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Ken E Hall 30 January 2010

Life goes on no matter what and disasters will always be with us thanks for the read regards

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Joseph Poewhit 29 January 2010

And poets explaining the world around.

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Whispering Rose 29 January 2010

your poem introduces a very common situation we live most of our days in a routine and nomatter what happens in the world of disasters and wars we always end up moving on and forgetting it is a curse and a bless great poem thanx for sharing

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Sumita Datta 29 January 2010

Natural calamity is a part of life... and you are true... life continues after that... I liked your way of expression...

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Frankie Stamey 29 January 2010

wow! what a difference between today and tomorrow! Awesome! !

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Pradyumna Jyotir 29 January 2010

There is a hope in this poem...years later, people will forget this earthquake and life will come back to normalcy...but let that come soon.

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