Kites Are Flying In Cuttack Sky Poem by Dr Pintu Mahakul

Scott Hemingway Festive resolve TFS 14 Sep 2015 by Scott Hemingway | Reply Rohan ******* Beautiful piece dear Sir... I enjoyed it... 14 Sep 2015 by Rohan ******* | Reply laura duran Pintu, this is beautiful! I absolutely love this poem....such imagery, and feelings of love and laughter! I wish to be there in the midst of such a wonderful day! Thank you for sharing such a lovely piece. 14 Sep 2015 by laura duran | Reply Jarid... Great write. Enjoyed it. 15 Sep 2015 by Jarid... | Reply sunprincess ♡ ♡ ♡ ..............beautiful theme and imagery, love the kites...thanks for sharing this extraordinary piece ★ 15 Sep 2015 by sunprincess ♡ ♡ ♡ | Reply Terrel Anderson What a beautiful write. Would love to share the feeling in person, sounds so nice. 15 Sep 2015 by Terrel Anderson | Reply Jane Taylor Hardy Beautiful topic....wonderful colors....fantastic imagery! 15 Sep 2015 by Jane Taylor Hardy | Reply Just Arun A beautiful image 15 Sep 2015 by Just Arun | Reply Sylvia Frances Chan Though time has changed its face into all updates and new era, but flying kites we do so now and then, it is like fishing along the river, catching to never eat the fishes we caught, but despite modern times, we do go fishing so now and then, it is precisely like reading poetry, gives the person much ease and peace. This time you present the great festivities in Katak city, mind you, the second largest city in the eastern Indian state of Odisha. As usual in most Indian cities, when there are festivities, kites will go in the air always, it is so celebrative indeed. Pintu, you bring a Holy Ode to this thousand years old famous city of Odisha, Katak. I prefer to use the name of Katak, it sounds more natural in my foreign ears. this is no rebelling of me, never! I feel the celebrations in this poem through your wonderful descriptive scenes, Pintu. Oriental cities are like that, their citizens make friendships eventhough they are living in one of the largest cities in the eastern Indian state of Odisha. I am comparing it with the westeuropean countries. Suddenly I remember Rudyard Kipling´s famous Quote: East is east and west is west and never the twain shall meet....To my opinion, this quote is true obsolete quote, since RK lived in an entire different era than we, his literature was written from a colonnial point of view...ah let me not walk away from your abundant celebrations. Most fascinating read, Pintu, my grand compliments. 15 Sep 2015 by Sylvia Frances Chan | Reply Ramin Ara I enjoyed it Pintu. 15 Sep 2015 by Ramin Ara | Reply Pauline Russell The flow and choice of words was wonderful. The imagery was breath taking! 17 Sep 2015 by Pauline Russell | Reply Gary Lee as uplifting as the wind the lifts the kite...i love how you reversed the first two rhymes and used them as the last two rhymes...this is poetry that i can learn from, and i looked up Cuttack, and found out that it was the second largest city in Odisha...a very beautiful city too...thanks for the great rhymes and education 17 Sep 2015 by Gary Lee | Reply Angel mia LOVE Totally into kites, just today I was looking at some at the store tfs wonderful ink xoxoxo xoxoxo xoxoxo blessings darling 18 Sep 2015 by Angel mia LOVE | Reply G. Akanji Olaniyi This is wonderful! A good write! tfs! ! ! 19 Sep 2015 by G. Akanji Olaniyi | Reply Keith Labonte Great poet! Nice to read your words and rhymes again, sir. I should look for them more often. 19 Sep 2015 by Keith Labonte | Reply Elena S(*_*) This is so beautiful! Yes each place has a special thing, own particularity that could help so many people learn more about each other and tie such wonderful friendships. If I could travel, Cuttac would certainly be one of the places I would want to go first. Who would not love a kites coulored sky? 20 Sep 2015 by Elena S(*_*) | Reply World of Colour Amazingly well-crafted. Very strong piece 20 Sep 2015 by World of Colour | Reply Mfena Ortswen You've described a lovely scene. Beautiful! Good job! 21 Sep 2015 by Mfena Ortswen | Reply Pashana Banana What a lovely, descriptive piece. 21 Sep 2015 by Pashana Banana | Reply T Owen Stark beautiful...reminds me of the kites I see on the beaches of the OBX...there is a feeling of universe and unity when I see them. 21 Sep 2015 by T Owen Stark | Reply I Am, I Will Truly beautiful imagery, pintu 23 Sep 2015 by I Am, I Will | Reply George R. Lister Aah Millennium city! The Odisha festival, this write is very beautiful and expresses it very well. Wonderful write Pintu! 24 Sep 2015 by George R. Lister | Reply antonio liao All have dream to unity, where harmony and truth shower the spirit of friendship. of spirited heart that capture the meaning of LOVE, Hope and pray that all the world will illuminate the powerful kites of the rainbow sky and that Day will be Great, for at that time the whole universe will join with you in the celebration of JOY and prosperity of LIFE. thank you and GOD BLESS. 29 Sep 2015 by antonio liao | Reply