Monday, July 27, 2009

War And Child....(02) Comments

Rating: 4.9

She was only one year old,
Her mother was singing a lullaby.
At that night, there was silence,
Which was broken by sudden bullets,
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kafil uddin raihan.
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Roman Petrov 06 August 2009

wow! you descripe the scenes very well! very sad and much better than my War poem! 10/10!

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dr veenaa rai 31 July 2009

the innocent suffer the consequences of war...very touching...

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dr veenaa rai 31 July 2009

the innocent suffer the consequences of war...very touching...

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Khushboo Gul 31 July 2009

Thats really heart touching. i will vote it as 9.6

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Obinna Eruchie 30 July 2009

Another sad tale that shows devastating effect of war on a child.

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Omar Ibrahim 30 July 2009

GOD isn't cruel......say all but that..... anyway, i liked the two poems.........you expressed what all people wanted to express but they couldn't....good work :)

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Chitra - 29 July 2009

1 and 2 are filled with sensitivity and emotions...they are such heart wrenching writes on the stark side of life...well done

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Marton Dezso 29 July 2009

It is good to feel how cruel poetry can be, how great Kafil can be. To forgive faith... No, never. And faith has many names, some of them listed in the poem some of them untold. thank you for writing &sharing

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Catrina Heart 29 July 2009

Such a sad another story...you are revealing the small fragments of war...many questions left unanswered and for all that queries time will only answer...justice hand will have it's wave and hit in due time.

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Sally Plumb Plumb 29 July 2009

Try 'A Question Of God'.

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Herbert Nehrlich2 29 July 2009

I ditto my common on the previous poem. H

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Lady Grace 28 July 2009

you drive the poem well..war is a part of development..wars have many purpose..wars have many causes..pity are those who become the victims..and lucky for those who are untouchable..

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fleur de lys 28 July 2009

To be familiar with such brutality at such a young age Kafil? It makes me realise how lucky I am to be living in a peaceful country. I urge you to make others aware of such horror through your talent.

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Joseph Poewhit 28 July 2009

I thought of the first battle of Bullrun in our Civil War, when all the elite went with picnic baskets to watch the war

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Surya . 28 July 2009

what a cruel scene you have described here as if happening before me. who will answer for this.touching poem. voted10 surya

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Prince Obed de la Cruz 28 July 2009

This poem must persuade people and lots of people to be humane!

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Mubeen Sadhika 28 July 2009

Its a clear picture of war. Sensational one.

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Patrick A. Martin 28 July 2009

Again you remind us that not every where in the world is there peace and justice. If we are not aware of the children than what is to become of the so called cilivilised world.

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Has she forgiven her rude mother? Has she forgiven her own fate? Has she forgiven the cruel god? Has she forgiven the brutal war? Has she...? may be one day when she sits in isolation and dark, will realise the intent of mother at that time...lovley write and touched my heart and grieved for mother....10 read mine o, mother..mom i miss you...mother and i wept and isolation and dark

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Carol Gall 27 July 2009

it is a tragedy the world should know and not turn their heads 10

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