Words,
Wonderful words
Whose words are they?
Did I read them before reading?
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On the moon beams On the gurgling of dancing streams madam I really enjoy your poem thanks for sharing a nice poem 10+++++++
i too am convinced, bharati, that the best of what comes out of us, comes through us, is from God. we are vessels, no? or, as i've read from hafez, flutes through which the divine wind blows. -glen
Kuch suni so awaj lagti hair, jaisey umar bhar manta aaya hun isko....... Ye to mera dost hai, humrazz hai, maddadgar hai, bhagwan keh ye tu khuda keh isko...... Grrt penned mam ji
Really a beautiful poem....loved it....thank you for sharing :)
Love is the key! For the peace of the earth. Thanks for sharing.
Words of love can bring peace to this earth.Thanks for your appreciation.
A poem that makes you feel good with its flow and sweetness.Loved it.
Excellent poem. Your poetic talent has been completely apparent in this poem. I won't forget this poem ever. Words have various colors, sounds and sometimes soundlessness. Poets have the ears to listen to the words of stones too.
In Act 2, Scene 2 of 'Hamlet', Polonius asks Hamlet what is he reading, to which he answers 'Words, words, words' - the beauty of the world can be captured through words or art, as the history has shown us. Your poem brings us back to the old question of MIMESIS and inspiration.. A wonderful poem Bharti. Thanks for sharing.
nd iThe words of God A lovely song Rings and rings As the golden sun Illuminates the earth The blue clouds Rain in sweet mirth As in rumination And amazement, I stand.......so captivating and impressive. A beautiful poem on words and nature so nicely executed. Thanks for sharing.10