Thursday, December 25, 2008

Two Ubiquitous Tragedies Comments

Rating: 5.0

Once Asylum was visited by a sage
And he saw two bonkers in a same cage.

And sage with a fazed face,
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Dr Hitesh Sheth
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Duh Huh 13 June 2009

You have such a creative way of looking at life, its beyond compare. Again thank you for sharing another thought provoking, wise poem with us.

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Maitreyee Joshi 26 April 2009

i specially liked the lines, one romeo failed to marry juliet the others marriage failed with juliet. a fact with marriages.

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Jathin Aka Jesuzz 27 January 2009

illusions and fallalise.....the true acknowledgement of dualities...well done..

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Kite Remedy 31 December 2008

no matter which, we have right to choose, from our heart choice is true, so listen to its suggestion.. nice works..

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premji premji 29 December 2008

hitesh, just practice this 'No me, only we': the simple secret of beautiful married life!

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Sulaiman Mohd Yusof 27 December 2008

I'll pick a life with a wife.It's a better life indeed...whatever it takes.

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Love the power with this poem.. Great KRISTA

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Uniquely powerful perspective. The presence or absence of relationships do not give happiness but is determine by each individua.

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Indira Babbellapati 27 December 2008

...life without a man n life with a man!

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Vinod Kumar 27 December 2008

According Your Psycholgical view Your findings are correct, Thanks for sharing Dear Dr.Hitesh well Written Visionary of life, I like It.

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Kesav Easwaran 26 December 2008

your last line clearly states wife is no tragedy and life, any way, is tragedy...enjoyable read...presented neat...10

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PERSIAN NIGHTINGALE 26 December 2008

the true story of life and its spirit 'wife'! , thanks for sharing

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Vaibhav Pandey 26 December 2008

very enjoyable write! ! ! ! ! high on wit and humour.

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Min Sia 26 December 2008

Very captivating..the humor..really makes sense..revealing..before and after! There are two not three tragedies in a life A life without a wife and life with a wife - Love these lines! MARVELOUS!

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Tulsi Hanumanthu 26 December 2008

A well presented poem revealing your double-edged wit. I have found it very engaging. The humour embedded in the poem, on the one hand, and the irony resorted to, on the other, affords the reader more than a chuckle. Please read my message also, in this regard.

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