~ Scoop Slowly Be Not Edgy Nervy ~ Poem by MS. NIVEDITA BAGCHI SPC. UK.

~ Scoop Slowly Be Not Edgy Nervy ~

Rating: 4.4


~ Scoop Slowly Be Not Edgy Nervy ~
Ms. Nivedita
UK
June 22,2010

Sion is full of zippy
Missy ~ Milky
Cioccolato ~ Finery
Yummy ~Yummy
Smoothie ~ Smoothie
Bubbly ~ Teeny ~ Bonnie.

With zilch zero topsy turvy
Bask bloomy blushy sonsie curvy.

Missy ~ Milky.
It’s your Nivy ~ Nivy.
Muse mull as flossy.

Scoop slowly be ne’er edgy nervy.

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Glossary: With humility some glossary given for what I tried to express.
[1] Sion ~ Imaginary place considered to be perfect or ideal
[2] Zippy ~ Marked by lively action
[3] Cioccolato [Italian] ~ Chocolate
[4] Zilch ~ Quantity of no importance
[5] Topsy turvy ~ Into state of utter confusion
[6] Sonsie ~ With pleasing curves [of a woman's body]
[7] Nivy ~ Name of a damsel
[8] Flossy ~ Soft as down
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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Amitabha Bagchi 23 June 2010

Rhymic…flossy…hah hah…such a romantic appeal who dares to be ‘edgy’ and ‘nervy’…cordial invitation for ‘Bask bloomy blushy sonsie curvy.’… alluring…enticing… Yeah Nivy we got such passionate poetries from you…brings a dancing duo of romance…irresistible… 10++ AB London

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Louis Rams 24 June 2010

when you have eight different words that you have to explain then the poem is not the same. let the reader follow you, this is what i see that you have to do.

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Lynn Glover 25 June 2010

I agree with Louis, the glossary should be intergrated into the poem. I really don't have the time to study the glossary to be able to understand your poems. Having said that It became quiet a sexy poem, I think. See ya Lynn

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Kevin Carney 06 October 2010

Wordplay at it's finest. You have such a way of playing words on your reader. It's like they float on air and yet you retain deep meaning. I like the line; Muse mull as flossy. It's a great write thank you so much for sharing.

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Sally Plumb Plumb 02 August 2010

It reminds me of a knickerbocker glory.Delicious.

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Bachha Chakravorty 29 June 2010

Good leisure time read… ‘Cioccolato ~ Finery’ wow! Love it as metaphor…why be topsy turvy to ‘mull and muse’ ‘ flossy’ damsel ‘Nivy Nivy’ …we’re not edgy nor nervy… Long live ‘Carnival of Cioccolato ~ Finery’ ...yummy yummy…lolol 10+

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‘Go-Gay’ type poetry…teen emotion flowing in many rubicund rills… Use of some uncommon words added beauty and vibe galore...aptly and indeed. Actually a poet can give a low percentage of total feelings and here if one asks for surrogate words [simple words] …well poets feelings will be further strangled… and smothered…… By the way use of glossary is debatable… I’ve read comments on poetries of this poet with mixed reaction….on use glossary… Personally I love the glossary …which helped me reach meaning of lesser used words easily and then final blending I do myself… 10++

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Pranab K Chakraborty 27 June 2010

whats the need of writing poetry if a dictionary is to be put along with the writing! It is better to write in common words if the content of saying is very strong with the feelings and realisation. If not, then we will take it as a rhythmic lullaby or like that. When I read the poem first time, without looking at your supplied glossary, a meaning was there. But after reading the glossary, I have lost the energy of understanding the writing. Every writing should have to carry the meaning, I don't believe it. Sometimes some senseless talks should be applied in poetry, otherwise the poetic page in the long run will be a market-place of necessary talkings. And we will simply try to walk in the skyline-bridge towards the depthless infinity. Regards, 10+(for not understanding all the meaning but rhythm touched me) Apoet Bangla

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