Friday, December 23, 2016
Transitional Edge
The poem is philosophical. Good share.-Rajiv Ajjibal, Sirsi,Uttara Kannada,Karnataka
For A Cause
Nice lines, in fact it's meaning has trapped in your beauteous lines... -Muhammad Rashid PK, KOZHIKODE
Thursday, December 8, 2016
Unyielding
I really like this style. There is always a fine line between senseless gibberish and meaningful prose. Your words seem carefully chosen vs haphazardly throw together. Even when they're not understood; a much deeper meaning is obviously apparent. -NotAboutMe
the description is quite mesmerizing
really enjoyed!
keep writing :)-Tazeen Ahmed
the description is quite mesmerizing
really enjoyed!
keep writing :)-Tazeen Ahmed
Reviled And Revered
Your writings seem like something one would find in an ancient scroll. You are very gifted at sharing the pain of the human condition. These words seem very relatable; whether they are taken literally or as analogy. -NotAboutMe
In Totality
Wow - the way you express this is very powerful. Especially the last line. I read the poem twice, and I am having some trouble understanding it, but sometimes I think that's the best thing in a poem - so we might contemplate our own meanings.-Anais Grey
Saturday, December 3, 2016
Jottings
Strings of music pulled from recent and distant history - a salad. -allets
Saturday, November 26, 2016
Mood Swings
Wow, so much visually swirling about. Your first stanza hooked me and it just blew me away. Amazing--Brenda
Afterimages
Wow oh wow-this is just beautiful! Your visuals are a story within a story-loved it!-Brenda
Thursday, November 24, 2016
Wings Attached
Your words are so beautiful and yet mystifying. They speak poetically of art that steals the meaning from my lips. Well done. -Mr Darcy
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Dirty homes
It is possible to interpret this poem and most of your poems in general as pessimistic. However, I understand this and many of your other poems as a yearning, a longing, a screech to come out of this insane situation where god dies daily, but closed-eyed people insist on reading something positive where god lives as a decorative possession in affluent homes. They would instantly discard texts that do not speak of beautiful things with beautiful words. -Supratik Sen, Kolkata
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
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