Random Thought 58 (Fast Paced Life) Poem by Savita Tyagi

Random Thought 58 (Fast Paced Life)

Rating: 4.0


Sunday Morning
Poems fly over front page
Disappear so quick
Like planes running from tarmac
Slipped in horizon!

Sunday, May 5, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: poems
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Just now as I was trying to read new poems I selected few titles. But by the time I finished reading one all others were replaced by new ones prompting me to write my this random Thought.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bernard F. Asuncion 05 May 2019

So cute poem, dear Ma'am Savita.......10+++++++++++

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Aniruddha Pathak 06 May 2019

Yes, I am with you. In a world of volumes wonder if quantity overtakes quality. What is the way out? Not sure, but one can focus within, on the few poems that he/she pens.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 07 May 2019

Sunday is a holiday and we enjoy this day with great poetic MIND. This day is prayer day for many friends and we unite for peace through poetry. Unlimited thoughts come into mind and we enjoy beauty of poetic mind. This poem is very nicely and excellently penned.10

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It's quite true. My thoughts in support of the words of Valsa George points to the immortality of poems. Thank you Savitaji

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Beach Girl 03 June 2019

So true, and it's always on Sundays!

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Akhtar Jawad 18 May 2019

The same thing happened with me and I wrote a poem on Sunday. But your poem si more lovely than that of mine.

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Valsa George 13 May 2019

Poems are 'manufactured' like commodities in a factory and they are being flashed every now and then. There are many prolific writers on our site and their poems come to thousands. I wonder how they are able to write so much. Do they have real quality is a disputed question!

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Mj Lemon 13 May 2019

Wonderful verse, Savita. This does capture that fleeting instant every writer must eventually face....constructing the finest line and having it slip away just seconds before pen and paper can be tracked down. This one goes to myfavourites.

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