Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Shadows

Struggling with it. Held my attention. - Steve .

DEGENERATING

Deeper than deep once again Satish. Love grappling with these ones.-Steve .

THE BRIGHTENED FIRE

I do not believe that God wants us to treat His world with the disrespect that we do. We are the ones who desecrate His creations, not Him.

Satish,

I have trouble commenting on your poetry because I don't know where you are coming from in your writings.; the issues you are addressing, the life styles you are describing. It might help me, and others, if you would take time to explain your poems in the Author's Notes window just below the window where you post your poems. If I can't understand them, I can't comment on them. I enjoy reading them, I just don't understand them well enough to make an intelligent comment.- e. Gene Myers

FROM THE CHERRY BLOSSOMS

ALONG THE SORROW

I loved this poem.My best wishes to you:)- Irena

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

A FAMILY DUST

Strangely fascinating,
tossed from the silkiness of petals
to the desperation of pain...- Ann Waddicor

Sunday, October 28, 2012

SMELLS MURDER

You write wonderful , Satisverma
but this one doesnt really make sense to me

Why is this for you sacred poetry ?

Of course, thats a whole discussion by itself, but it would be wonderful to enter it!

For me this sounded a bit too dark,
indulging in the energies of destruction itself.
I know that murder happen.
I have always wondered why.
Why bad things happen.

I understand that life is decay and spring at once,
but like to talk about it, like to understand.

with love
eldyheart

O LOVE

Very powerful and moving poem.- uncia2

Interesting write this morning..I have to take some time to contomplate (sp) this one..Hugs - Raggedyann

Saturday, October 27, 2012

ENTRANCED

HI Satish, an enjoyable read, Eddie, 5 stars,- Edwin Jepson.

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COLLECTING MILKWEED

Satish your title milkweed drew me as that is the poisonous plant but also gives a lot of soft cotton..well wriiten it is karma that what you do comes around. love and regards - Rita Singh.

INTIMIDATION

Brilliant, give it to the world- Dale Costello.

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SOMALIA CALLING

A wonderfully strong poem SATISH. While I may not accurately interpret every line, I do appreciate the quality of the writing. Kind regards, - Linda Lee.

THE WHEELS

Satish, it's sad when religion is used as an excuse to cause fear and havoc. Your last phrase, 'Religion was a proxy to kill ...' got to me- Jacinta Ramayah

Praying Hurriedly

Satish your stark and realistic poems of war and the Holocaust are true visions of a scene so graphic and sorrowful that one can relate, even for a moment, to such madness. As always I bow before your 'exposed heart' and thank you for opening the scenes that we might reflect on those who died needlessly. Humbly yours, - Marcia Schechinger

AFTER THE STORM

. . . the fallen seeds of night . . . each line is clarity and reaches out to touch - beautiful imagery, a nice place to walk - Blacpoet

MOURNING BAND

Insight, being welcomed into the afterlife. Well written!- Scribe Marlon Linton

Friday, October 26, 2012

Thursday, October 25, 2012

TRUNCATED

hE HAS SPOKEN.. AND SPOKEN WELL,-Steve Chering

THE TWILIGHT

So sad and interesting read this morning..-Raggedyann

Your images are painted with a fine brush and the shadows actually move for me - you are in a good place right now, seems - Blacpoet

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

INWARD JOURNEY

Each line so gripping and full of meanings that makes one think deep.-LightH2O

A bitter truth-seema chowdhury

Monday, October 22, 2012

PACEMAKER

Gripping perceptions- LightH2O

PROGNOSIS

The images are more cohesive for us lay persons out here . . . summer whispers. . . very beautiful way to be profound - Blacpoet

forgot to bookmark. this one is special - Blacpoet

DISCLAIMER

A streak of clarity, on the surface, the view from the deep belongs to you yet - Blacpoet

UNENDING

You have, of course, written your autobiography. I've outlined mine and filling in--alighting--a favorite word of mine in verse. Sensuous, this one - Blacpoet

OD OF BLESSINGS

caldron of acrimony~~the absence of the plural caldron(s) creates a shorthand that pushes the reader elsewhere between the expected...troubling poem, lovely images and vocabulary - Be well and keep writing for us - Blacpoet

AN ACID RAIN

A very sad situation indeed it is...!- T A Ramesh

Sunday, October 21, 2012

BLEMISHES

Each verse is a puzzle in itself for the reader to unravel.- George Carroll

Saturday, October 20, 2012

AGONY

That third stanza says so much, deep waters yet so clear.- LightH2O

FORGETTING

Wow, interesting wordplay and theme! Very much in sync with my state of mind, i like how you twist these words together- Justin Debrosse

BROODING

I lack the words but I'm listening.- LightH2O

SICK TIMES

A universal tragedy that can be applied here and there.- LightH2O

Adam's Mend

Verse befitting the great work of art. Thanks for sharing your skills in poetry which are always at their best, Satish ji. -Seshu Chamarty, Hyderabad

Friday, October 19, 2012

GENERATION

I come from a blameworthy generation
We were sure the radio
would always play our music
We were sure the laws
would change in our favor- sstoth0

A TUMULTUOUS WELCOME

I like your style of writing.
Very well done - Adri

Thursday, October 18, 2012

TIRELESSLY

PURE STEEL

Lovely and gripping, Satish! Some very 'exciting' phrases, like 'reaching the edge of poetry. I ask you to clamp my name' and 'the gash on the book was bleeding'. I love that, in a saddened, morbid se- Erin Kelly-Moen

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

WHO WAS SEEKING THE LIGHT?

Your wisdom is ahead of the times- LightH2O

UNDERSCORING

The title points to the i.q. to create emphasis, no way to assess, o take note, to mark, to not achieve...it does what a title should - Blacpoet

FREEDOM AT LAST

An excellent write.- Some Girl

What a freedom to enjoy after liberating the imprisoned past. Well penned Sir.- John Thomas Tharayil

SHELLING UNCOUNTED

What a sad piece you have penned, yet, it is written very well. Thank you for sharing.- Kimber Turpin

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Friday, October 12, 2012

NO GRAND LANDING

This is very sad, you capture the emotion, but fantastically written.
Fantastic job!-Adri


Wednesday, October 10, 2012

THE PREDICAMENT

Really liked "a god mourns in fading light" -- great write; very soulful. Always enjoy your writes.- Lady Dragonwyck

TOXIC

Sad portrail... lots of good wishes.-LightH2O

it is bad fighting against evils we can't see.. sometimes the battle scars us deep.. nice poem.. -Cat

Havoc wreaked in the name of god , mankind pays the price .-Nikunj

Monday, October 8, 2012

ONLY BEING

A thought provoking poem Satish. Thnks for sharing- Avril Meallem, Jerusalem Israel

UNENDING WAR

Felt a lot of emotion and fear. As always, your excellent writing comes forth. -Lady Dragonwyck

Sunday, October 7, 2012

Pink eyes

A very powerful poem Satish. Thanks for sharing-Avril Meallem, Jerusalem Israel

UNTILL I ARRIVE

...the glaciers decided not to melt away...at so many levels - nice line for me tonight..- Blacpoet

LONGEST ECLIPSE

I just want to keep reading and reading your offerings - Blacpoet

GOLD-TIPPED

Suicidal Gods, Batman! I blow away like winds of winds - Blacpoet

WORDS OF NEVER BEING

my shadow will sit beside me and we will drink the pain~~solitude and beauty in one, alluring and illuminating for an okay writer..-Blacpoet

COUPLING

The background selections are lovely - so are the synapes firing well and fine...-Blacpoet

EVEN THE PLANETS

An interesting combination of words to render a surrealistic view of our surroundings.- Robert Pettit

RELIGION

Thought provoking!-uncia2

So dark and absent the opposite for balance, tilted lines...unanticipated equals. My my...-Blacpoet

CLUSTERED

Quite an interesting write. Your use of metaphors is great.- Robert Pettit

IN THE NAME OF ………

Such a sad write...-Raggedyann

Tonight, nouns that hurt, healing requires too much energy...Stella

Friday, October 5, 2012

JUDGEMENT

Very sensational judgement indeed! Thanks and regards.-K Pankajam, Chennai

Amazing Judgement...! Thanks for sharing Mr. Uniyal.-Padmaja Iyengar, Secunderabad, A P, India


FALLING

Dear Sir, Truth having become almost extinct, fakes have now reared their urgly heads. Redundancies or residue of fakes and slogans make morale extremely low.

The scenario of the present day has been portrayed well in the poem. Thanks for sharing. -K. Sadasivan, Chennai

The Moon-ed ‘I’...

Guiled ‘me’...

Such gripping words and deep thoughts, blessings to you.-LightH2O

Thursday, October 4, 2012

AWARENESS

And such are the spoils of war. Even in its end, the pain never stops. Always a winner, always a loser. Maybe the wars would stop if everyone broke even. All dead ... no war. Certainly .... no winners. They only breed more wars.-e. Gene Myers

ARTFUL PINCERS

Very well written piece, I really enjoyed reading the piece-dri