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| Your School's Name: Andhra Vidyalaya | MY URL: Visit Me |
| My Email: Email Me | Your Name: Satyaki Gunturu |
| Poet's Name (if not yourself) Seshendra Sharma | |
| Any comments about why you wrote it? |
Your Poem:
The curvature of mystery
Bereft of leaves, the naked branch
That spreads onto our balcony
Is the curvature of mystery
Which poses the question eternally
Its flame like twigs tiny, newborn, its
branches of fruits that stop the
wayfarer
The cuckoos that sing in its cool shade
The little blue rags of sky caught in
its leaves and keep fluttering-
Where are they! Where did they go!
Now of course it is a naked branch,
At its end a kite, like a tail of
sankranthi
That vanished into time like evaporating
tear invisible-
If I show you one visible posture
I know you people devour the entire
invisible world of my thoughts and
feelings
I know – that is why –I say it is naked
but in that branch
Time is flowing like electric current in
the copper wire.
-Seshendra Sharma
Seshendra : Visionary poet of the
millennium
http://seshendrasharma.weebly.com/
| Your School's Name: | MY URL: Visit Me |
| My Email: Email Me | Your Name: Cathy |
| Poet's Name (if not yourself) | |
| Any comments about why you wrote it? wonderful experience |
Your Poem:
A chance encounter changes the life of a grieving widow. Is it love at first sight or a liberation from grief. Read the poem slowly and then you decide.
http://romanticpoetry.angelcities.com/index.html
| Your School's Name: Glenbrook | MY URL: Visit Me |
| My Email: Email Me | Your Name: |
| Poet's Name (if not yourself) Charles | |
| Any comments about why you wrote it? Happy |
Your Poem:
Strong wind,
Vapor-errors-
convince,
Trial drained into states of conclusions.
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