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Comments posted on 2006-11-01
mrunal deshpande
posted 2 yrs ago
on Primal Calling
Hi supriya. I am Mrunal, Rutuja's friend. i always read ur blogs & love them.
this one is also Great.. ur writing is so natural.
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I say Amen to that rhetorical question and here is some thing I wrote about a year ago:
Where are the tears?
To the ones defeated
There is much sorrow
and grief over those
who left their cosy homes
to fight a gruesome war
in a land far away,
never to return alive.
I share this grief and bow
n silent commiseration,
hoping that ere long
madness will give way
to sanity and grace
but only to learn again
that Macbeths do seldom
retract their bloody course.
So much for the ones
who are always right.
But what about the ones
whose land they invaded,
whose homes they ravaged,
whose supplies they cut off,
whose women they dishonoured,
whose children they did kill?
Should they be left without
a melodious tear or two?
To the ones defeated
There is much sorrow
and grief over those
who left their cosy homes
to fight a gruesome war
in a land far away,
never to return alive.
I share this grief and bow
n silent commiseration,
hoping that ere long
madness will give way
to sanity and grace
but only to learn again
that Macbeths do seldom
retract their bloody course.
So much for the ones
who are always right.
But what about the ones
whose land they invaded,
whose homes they ravaged,
whose supplies they cut off,
whose women they dishonoured,
whose children they did kill?
Should they be left without
a melodious tear or two?
Thanks Sup and Maya
I was very happy to have your valuable readership and comments on this article. This was a topic close to my heart and my first short story and first post in Sulekha.
Is it the heart that warms up?!
Rangarajan alias Vefaantam alias Vijaya
This piece appears in 'creative', so I take it for granted that it is fiction.
I have read other comments, so I am a bit apprehensive about raising my lone voice of dissent. However, I am a free spirit, as free as the bird that said kank kyu.
I just wonder what justification the character in this story has for setting free a parakeet that did NOT belong to him and thus abusing the hospitality of his friend, whom it belonged.
I also wonder why he did not set the dog Pirate also free.
I am sorry if I have hurt other people's feelings by asking these questions.
Charuavi
A nice collection.
Iwould like to add some of mine
People never plan to fail but fail to plan
Plan your work and work out your plan
A Chinese proverb
Worry is such an expensive guest that no one can afford to entertain it.
This one is not a proverb but I like it
No matter what happens there will always be somebody who knew it would
Whats driving me crazy is i couldn't find any of you guys all these years. If my name rings any bells of familiarity in you..........buzz back. Sanjay Madnani
hi Keshav
We are all team in sulekha. I think this changes are in BETA version.
Hi supriya , I think u love to have new templates and new features
I had posted a comment on this.Where is it
A beautiful rain song loved it and almost felt like I was soaking in the showers.
The first showeres are really magical
Nupur
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