X Absolute Freedom Poem by ONElia AVElar

X Absolute Freedom

Rating: 3.2


on some level we all
are aggregations of cells
like prisons
if life after death exsists
liberated cells celebrate
the absolute freedom

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
PERSIAN NIGHTINGALE 24 March 2008

interesting..............

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Dr.subhendu Kar 25 March 2008

the life after death when exists yet unknown and the freedom still shadowed, good write, thanks for sharing,

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R.k Das 27 March 2008

the debate goes on and on of birth, previous birth, death and re-birth, nobody knows, at least a lesser mortal like me does not: ( but the poetess knows many riddles, , absolute freedom, called emancipation of soul in another word is what we all aspire, the word 'prison' gets intensified by the prisoned 'cells' the cells symbolise life and are perhaps anxious for 'absolute freedom', a poem where the poetess is visualising the life hereafter,

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PERSIAN NIGHTINGALE 02 April 2008

true freedom...well done

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Sulaiman Mohd Yusof 06 April 2008

freedom is when we have nothing to worry of..................

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Donall Dempsey 20 October 2008

My aggregation of cells likes very much your aggregation of cells as well as how you aggregate words and liberate them into the freedom of thought. The only death is in forgetting. Could I forget you or would my heart remember...? love Dónall Dónall

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Ivan Donn Carswell 04 September 2008

thus cells posses the same awareness elements as their aggregations - yes, and ideas of life and death are relatively meaningless... poetically intriguing. Rgds, Ivan

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Ashraful Musaddeq 21 August 2008

Good imagination. Life after death is beautifully expressed.

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Sarwar Chowdhury 14 July 2008

Thoughtful composition.well done Life after death is beyond perception! 10/10

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Coach Roth 27 May 2008

One of those thoughts that generate so much thought in those who read it...I'm not an expert in life after death...(thank goodness) ...so I just like the way it reads...Coach

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