Priyanka Jha August 30, 2005
#25 Posted by Sudeep on November 7, 2005 10:26:17 am
It does not read or sound poetic.
Plain statements/sentences can not pass for poems.
I hope you do not mind my objective views.
Best wishes.
Plain statements/sentences can not pass for poems.
I hope you do not mind my objective views.
Best wishes.
#24 Posted by shaheena on October 29, 2005 2:14:00 am
please man ..... respect the woman who makes u man ...who makes u humans... when i read the camplain ... disrespect of woman ... maie bhagha ..... now no more pakistani she became //inter national star.., u man make it passible
#22 Posted by Shazana on September 5, 2005 6:19:57 am
They exist and give give give until they can give no more!
They love, whilst hoping and praying that one day their love will be returned a, not only by their parents but by their husband too.
But the sad truth is, those that love too much are oppressed until they can love no more!
They love, whilst hoping and praying that one day their love will be returned a, not only by their parents but by their husband too.
But the sad truth is, those that love too much are oppressed until they can love no more!
#20 Posted by supersize on September 1, 2005 9:37:10 pm
Straight and simple if not very inspiring. Too many cliches, but worth a glance.
#18 Posted by Cemendtaur on August 31, 2005 7:23:59 pm
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#17 Posted by BeeJay on August 31, 2005 4:16:15 pm
Dear Priyanka,
I took another look at your poem and interacts. I hope you receive all the things in life that you are seeking, as well as all the respect that you deserve!
Sincerely,
BeeJay.
I took another look at your poem and interacts. I hope you receive all the things in life that you are seeking, as well as all the respect that you deserve!
Sincerely,
BeeJay.
#16 Posted by sattar2 on August 31, 2005 12:40:02 pm
re #6,
... actually same is the case with ``person`` and ``human`` ... but don`t tell her this ... I plead contemporary insanity ...
#14 Posted by pinki09 on August 30, 2005 11:18:25 pm
See this poem is talking about just one aspect of a woman`s life, which is on the personal front. I could have extended it to a woman`s relation with her mother, her sister or her pet for instance. But, that would fill pages and let the essence of `keeping it simple and short` vanish. I may even land up writing about a woman`s career, the software she write, how she delegates the work to her subordinates, how she convinces her boss that the the idea she is proposing is more logical and caters more to market statstics. But, thats a different issue alltogether. Guess that wont gel with this aspect of her life in a short poem. I may rather write another article for that.
#13 Posted by sachinukm on August 30, 2005 10:58:15 pm
Re: # 12
Depends on what you call ``ideal``. I agree with urstruly that this poem is a bit too patriarchal. The woman of today says the title, but seems kinda medieval in its ``ambition content`` if you will.
Depends on what you call ``ideal``. I agree with urstruly that this poem is a bit too patriarchal. The woman of today says the title, but seems kinda medieval in its ``ambition content`` if you will.
#12 Posted by pinki09 on August 30, 2005 10:06:54 pm
Hey hey....just before all the readers let their imagination loose as to what`s the motive behind posting this poem, let me please clarify myself. The poem *does not* try to convey something or make an impact on the society per se. Neither am I a feminist or as some say a mindless zombie :) . Its just a simple short n sweet poem. Arright, life is far from being ideal, but dreaming for an ideal life is not a crime either.
#11 Posted by ZahraJ on August 30, 2005 8:20:02 pm
Why is Chowk suddenly bombarded with articles and poems on women? What have we done to deserve this special attention? Sometimes it is very sweet if the facts are spelled out.
#10 Posted by ZahraJ on August 30, 2005 8:17:39 pm
Re: # 6
Excellent observation. I hope you were not a woman in your previous life.
Excellent observation. I hope you were not a woman in your previous life.
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