Sunday, September 30, 2018

Mode Of Dying

A sagacious poet’s observation...
“Obligation to the truth”-Laura

Friday, September 28, 2018

Wounded Doves

high powered writing -

Blooded sky bids
sad farewell to humming―
birds. My half-brother
weeps silently.

Taking final call
of human chain, from the
foster god. I return to
my grass roots.-Mahtab Bangalee

In November

Strong use of imagery that is really affective.-Kylie

Thursday, September 27, 2018

Nonaggression

Stunning lines! Especially, the last two!-Sukanya Sinha Roy

Una Corda

Wonderful and so very profound.
Your words are powerful and your poetic language refreshing. I enjoyed your poem immensely.
Thanks for sharing. -Tamara Beryl Latham - The Poet

Wednesday, September 26, 2018

Wounded Veils

Ruminative and soulful.
'...why would I become a child? ' -Sangeeta Das, Delhi

Saturday, September 22, 2018

A Scare Comes Back

It's scary to think this may happen again. It only takes one sadistic person with the knowhow to inflict horrible death on people they have never even met. Very topical piece.-Milly Hayward

Friday, September 21, 2018

For Whom The Moon Spills?

Loved those last two stanzas.-Benjamin Lockwood

I like eject mercy of my veins.-Vanessa Gatley

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Becoming A Legend

am trying to understand
the message... yes
something else should
have happened
in the dying light?
thanks am still
thinking.-Manonton Dalan

Satish, such a well crafted marvelous poem...........-Bernard F. Asuncion

Tuesday, September 18, 2018

Mending The Omens

A suspense and a longing blended in this beautiful piece!-Sukanya Sinha Roy

Message from Star BG

Your poem rewriting script inspired this many blessings.

"I shall borrow your smile,"
and float upon its energetic waters.
My breath merging with yours
as we drift in a realm of no time.

I shall borrow your arms hug,
and let it be my life preserver,
as it catapults self into dreams.

And I shall savor the charge from your heart
that travels inside our kiss.

A kiss that will be anchored in my memories forever.-Star BG

The Futurist

Some excellent imagery here. A very enjoyable read. I think each of these stanzas stand well together and on their own too.-Milly Hayward

Monday, September 17, 2018

Sunday, September 16, 2018

Eyes In Sky

Death and Birth; beautifully juxtaposed!-Sukanya Sinha Roy

Rewriting The Script

This is about a yearning, at the same time, there is a backdrop of a macabre mystery of sadness in it! Your writes always slip through the reader's fingers, leaving a lot unsaid!-Sukanya Sinha Roy

Saturday, September 15, 2018

Friday, September 14, 2018

Thursday, September 13, 2018

Different Renderings

Enjoyed this write my friend. Your pen is always on fire!-Troylato

Traveling Constantly

Somehow, this rings a real bell for me. Probably shouldn't have let that novice steer the ship.-Hopefulwoman

Monday, September 10, 2018

I Don't Need Any Approval

There is so much denial in this, yet positivity is the underlying theme!-Sukanya Sinha Roy

Wonderfully put.-Jayesh

Possessing You Again

You question Time ( when) . Perhaps you speak of the non existent!-Sukanya Sinha Roy

wonderfully put.-Jayesh

Friday, September 7, 2018

Two Intersecting Lines

VanGogh's sin! Thunderous piece!-Sukanya Sinha Roy

Flares

Exquisite imagery of nature. One merges into the serenity of mountains. Enjoyed the verses Satish ji.
GSP Rao, Camp Dubai

VERY GOOD POEM.-R R Gandikota , Kakinada

Love the shape of your poem. And for a nature lover like me, such poems are always a treat.-Sangeeta Das, Delhi

Could picturize the bursts of love of springtime - wonderful. TFS.-Annapurna Sharma, Nellore

Thursday, September 6, 2018

The Clan

I really can't find the words to adequately describe this poem.
It's like acceptance of self, defence and sorrow all bundled up together.
Regardless. It was fantastic to read.-CJ Maleney

Tuesday, September 4, 2018

No Violence

Genderless, Godless- the write veers towards finding something beyond divinity in nothingness!
Ethereal!-Sukanya Sinha Roy

Unrisen Horizon

Lovely poem. -Sangeeta Das, Delhi

Saturday, September 1, 2018