Love Lost Poem by VIPINS PUTHOORAN

Love Lost

Rating: 5.0


Like a netted sea-nymph
In a fisherman's ship once sailed.
When danced on his bosom deck,
Died-before reaching the shore.
Lost the illumination of pupils
And became a burning comet
In heart's horizon.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Harindhar Reddy 01 November 2011

When danced on his bosom deck, Died-before reaching the shore. There is ample scope to interpret the poem. The imagery used here makes anyone's heart to ponder over.... The metaphor employed here is incandescent. It just took me to hallucination where I my mind displayed the text written by Earnest Hemingway in his noble award-winning OLD MAN AND SEA. loud Cheers dear Vipins!

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Lalitha iyer 16 October 2011

wow, luvely, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , very beautiful.........indeed.

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Cristina Teodor 30 September 2011

Great imagery, love lost expressed in metaphorical manner 'became a burning comet / in heart's horizon'.A never ending horizon as a never ending unforgettable love..Cristina Teodor

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Jenny Gordon 17 September 2011

Fascinating imagery for lost, heartbroken love. Wow. Very interesting. It seems a good depiction from start to its never-forgotten finish. Excellent.

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Stefanie Fontker 17 September 2011

I've written something with a similar title. Ha, perhaps great mind think alike, no?

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