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Rahul Aithal (8/5/2010 10:40:00 AM)
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I am touched.
Great write, Anjali.
Rahul.
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Prof. Dr. Sakti Chakravorty (9/21/2009 6:30:00 AM)
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TOUCH! TOUCH! ! TOUCH! ! !
All touches have become a ‘Touch-Stone’
I’m feeling tone and tune of ‘Touch-Stone’.
Lithe and nubile
Ten++
dr. sakti
Thanks for comments and rating and expecting the same on my poems if you please.
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Anand Madhukar (9/21/2009 1:38:00 AM)
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Beautifully imaginative comparisons...
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Sangnam Nam (7/4/2009 12:03:00 AM)
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I will touch you
As an artist touches
human souls
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Saadat Tahir (5/14/2009 2:48:00 PM)
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superb poetic material there
amazed an impressed
at a loss o words..
cheers
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Afzal Shauq (5/10/2009 3:27:00 AM)
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I will touch you as
breeze touches the tender leaves
or water touches a shoal of fish
hmmm a very perfect poem done in the flow of poetic melody... like it very much..the ideas is rich and brain feeling... great poetry... really I mean it..
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Mehta hasmukh amathalal (4/29/2009 12:09:00 AM)
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ya touching with grace that all matters. we hold the same views differently. i have written 'Touc me not' i rate this as 10
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Aamit Rothschild (4/13/2009 9:33:00 AM)
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And when is that going to happen with your latin love...French-like slurred speeches......I like the subject of 'I will touch you'
Or is it like this -' WETTE PAINTE_ TOUCHE NOTTE'.....connoting a budding love yet to go a long way or it is just as wet as a drenched cat to dry up before mewing the sounds of love.
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