A Poem's Language Poem by Samanyan Lakshminarayanan

A Poem's Language

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a poem has it's own language
if a poet uses the glamour of the language
in his poem...the language
would stand out
if a poet shows his versatality over the language
in his poem...the poet
would stand out
the poet and the language should
lose themselves in the poem...for
the poem to speak it's own language

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sandra Fowler 27 April 2009

In this fine art of poetry, the poet is merely the instrument of his or her own creativity. At its finest the result is the wonderful language of poetry which crosses all boundaries of time and distance. A profound write, Samanyan. Warm regards, Sandra

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Raj Arumugam 27 April 2009

good thoughts on the poet's art...it's like the art of acting too, isn't it?

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Indira Renganathan 26 April 2009

Absolutely correct...the poem to speak it's own language.. should be comfortably dealt with good subject....in which you stand out SL...congrats

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Elaine Oxamendi Vicet 26 April 2009

Yep.Absoultely we write, the poem speaks, sometimes more than than what we thought we wrote. Indeedy.

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Elena Winters 25 April 2009

simple and true poetry has to has to speak in a different language it has to flow with the rythm of your pen indeed excellent poem

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Sonya Florentino 01 May 2009

yes, I believe a good poem writes itself, and we are merely pen and paper....

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Sathyanarayana M V S 30 April 2009

Wow! This is just beautiful! Yes Sir! The poem has its own language, that speaks volumes. A great poem indeed.

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Anjali Sinha 28 April 2009

yeah very true for me the poem is the language of my heart -10 anjali

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Reshma Ramesh 28 April 2009

hmmmmmm how true and very well penned

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C. P. Sharma 27 April 2009

When there is only poetry, When the poet doesn't show, The language spontaneously overflows. CP

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