A Song..To Whom Does It Belong Poem by Samanyan Lakshminarayanan

A Song..To Whom Does It Belong

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a song
to whom does it belong
once it is born, , , and stays alive for so long

the poet has done his bit
he has put his heart and soul
to give the song a soul

the musician has done his bit
he has put his work and mind
to give the song a form

the singer has done his bit
he has put his voice to emote
to give the song a life

whose song is it now...to whom does it belong

the song has become a bird
it goes around the world
it is by itself..a persona

it goes on to live for long

[the indian film songs..at least a few go on to live for long
i tried to say how itis made and how it stays]

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
~ Jon London ~ 02 April 2009

A song holds so much power doesnt it, happiness, sorrow. It can bring hearts together where the music lasts a life time. Great piece my friend. Turn the volume up, i like the sound of this one.

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Reshma Ramesh 30 March 2009

well the fate of the song i think is to rest in every ones heart....well penned

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Bob Blackwell 29 March 2009

In unity the song belongs to all.

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AtreyaSarma Uppaluri 26 March 2009

You've beautifully followed the course of a song. A melodious song in itself is your poem.

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Lynda Robson 25 March 2009

Good write Sam, songs stay in our minds long after they were created, interesting as always, 10 Lynda xx

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Sandra Martyres 21 April 2009

Once a song is written and sung...it cannot be taken back....It becomes common property Samanyan...lovely thoughts nicely penned 10

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the poet is not his own.. nor is the music or singer.. they are all but gifts to be shared with the world...

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rago rago 05 April 2009

a beautiful poem I like to read read and read........well penned.

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Ahmad Shiddiqi 04 April 2009

lovely and full of delicacy! it remind me of HENRY PURCELL'S SONGS!

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Indira Babbellapati 03 April 2009

it truly belongs to the heart in which it's treasured!

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