Year2018 Comments
Year 2018
What shall I write about you?
You were like my closest friend,
With whom I shared,
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The moments of joy and sorrow has been astutely and touchingly delineated in this farewel poem of year 2018. The way of presentation is fantastic. May year 2019 bring abundant happiness for you with all family members.
Thank you very much Sri Kumarmani Mahakul for your valuable support .Wish you also a very Happy New Year 2019.
Thank you Akhtar Jawadji for your appreciation.I wish you a very Happy New Year.
I give this ink As a parting gift. Thank you 2018, Thank you. marvelous gift from uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
I am grateful to you Poet for your kind comment.Thank you so much for reading and inspiring me. Wish you a very Happy New Year, full of poetry.
'What shall i write about you? ' Year 2018. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
Thank you Edward Lofi Louis for your kind comment.Wish you a very Happy New Year'2019 !
A beautiful poem giving farewell to 2018. So many memories good and bad will be swept away by the tide of 2018. Loved the way you have spilled your thoughts here. Deserved more than 10+++++
Thank you so much Anil Kumar Panda for your kind appreciation.Wish you a Very Happy New Year-2019
Leaving pros and cons of 2018, let us welcome the new year! Wish you and your beloved family a happy, healthy and formative New Year 2019
Thank you so much Dillip for your good wishes.I also wish you and your family a wonderful New Year 2019.
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7/31/2025 11:51:01 AM # 1.0.0
Dear Bharati, my feeling goes out to you for your sorrows this year past. The lines that strike me in this poem: my mother’s bangles were broken (and I wonder about the cultural significance behind this) , and I give this ink as a parting gift. May 2019 (which I’ll have to get used to remembering) be an even richer year for you. -Glen
Thank you for your kind words. In the time of personal grief I got much consolation in my poems and interaction with poet friends on this Site.You rightly pointed out the cultural significance of breaking bangles.In Hindu culture wearing bangles and 'Sindur' (vermillion) on the forehead are symbol of wedded status of a woman.It is cosidered sacred and compulsory.When the husband dies, breaking bangle of the wife is part of the ritual.It is such a painful custom !