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Acceptance On A Summon

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  Every minute I summoned to you
Every minute I waited for you
But only disappointment sickened me
Till last minute nothing meant to me
Now it is amazing being with you
Swear by that moon you won't leave
For your radiant presence of blue
Need to change me not to grieve
Come home or this be the home
Let us live filially part and part
Of a mother with a son lovesome
Modelling a life where nothing'll interrupt
I shall give you whatever Yashoda gave
All the delicacies of milk, you crave
Address me mom as you did to Yashoda
Spend my days like you did with Yashoda
'Cry not' said the God-child Krishna
Stayed back. My piety to little Krishna
Turned meaningful; life got salvaged

Indira Renganathan


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  Rabi Anata  (8/14/2009 12:13:00 AM)

To me this is all complex, but it flows so well and the meaning is interesting. I like it a lot.: ]
  Mr. Chandrashekar  (6/29/2009 11:49:00 PM)

a very moving verse! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
  Jasmin Whyte  (3/21/2009 9:14:00 AM)

this is a strange complex poem. A longing for re-unity, and a deliverance of something in a changed way. Hope it has brought you peace
  Yoonoos Peerbocus  (3/17/2009 1:06:00 PM)

an inner tension.........through an alter ego..self '/children.........split emotions at odds..but soul stirring all through
  Ravi A  (3/17/2009 12:31:00 PM)

A nice work. This is what every mother expects from their children.
  Chitra -  (12/27/2008 1:47:00 AM)

a deep poetic connection established with the Higher name

Heres wishing you and your near ones a Happy 2009
Cheers
Chitra
  Shimon Weinroth  (9/29/2008 3:09:00 PM)

a summons is also a calling both heart wretching end encouraging, you are still
saddled with the responsability
a lovely echoing of emotions deeply personal, thanks for sharing,
all the best
Shimon
  Shimon Weinroth  (9/29/2008 3:08:00 PM)

a summons is also a calling both heart wretching end encouraging, you are still
saddled with the responsability
a lovely echoing of emotions deeply personal, thanks for sharing,
all the best
Shimon
  palas kumar ray  (8/26/2008 4:25:00 AM)

In Hinduism this is a very common phenomenon to observe that a devotee of the Lord Krishna (God) is worshiping the God as a child with motherly affection, Love and care.This is nicely picturised in this poem where the poet herself acts as the mother. Nice Poem.

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