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After the battle was won,
And the Suras defeated
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His ocean-blue eyes! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
I like the unfolding of the story...I am looking forward to the fourth part...
I have come to give you the ten I promised you when the server was down. Here goes.........
Your magical words unfolded the myth and gave the readers a pleasure to Understand the mythological stories. Loved reading it. The narration and simply outstanding. Compliments for this great piece of work.10
Hi Aarzoo, Thank you so much for the very encouraging remarks. Your continued support on ph gave me the energy to complete the story. Just one epilogue is needed I believe. May be I would post it in a day or two. Then I am working on another story-poem. I promise to share it soon. Thank you Aarzoo.
I enjoyed reading your mythical poems. The exotic story was very attractive.
Wonderful narrative write. A gripping tale told in an enchanting way. I'm loving this series. The rhythm n the flow of verse is perfect.
Really u have the potential as a narrator, simple and intuitive way you have described such a mythical characters, awesome presentation, it's my pleasure to read and comment, thanks for the invitation, keep sharing, dear poet
I am so intrigued- I can barely stay long enough to make a comment before dashing off to read #4- - this is what we listened to eons ago around the campfire- -and you are a storyteller to weave these tales so beautifully and captivatingly.. a 10 when PH fixes that page! ! !
the Indian myths have beautifully alluded......by a high quality verse...... thanks......10 without hesitation.
How the sweet indulgence turned into a storm of rage, thank you for sharing this 5/5