A Start Which Never Started Poem by abhimanyu kumar.s

A Start Which Never Started

Rating: 4.2


From where shall I start
The song in which I got into
The wave which I followed
To the pain which I entered
To the pain even in happiness.

From where do I notice
Myself in a corner
From a corner to core
I get a stuff to notice
My wounds on soul.

From here and now I say
I started it of late
Ended it up very early
I don't have anything to say
As nothing remains to start.

From the way to destiny
A wave from shore I board
On the lines of my destiny
To shower the best
From the never best in my life.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
lover of poetry sweet 09 September 2011

i hope u start it again sir.good work

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Vikash Punshi 21 September 2011

a very beautiful poem...starting every journey....needs couraGE persistency....and you'll have it.....

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grame peele 04 November 2011

my wounds on soul and on the lines of my destiny produce melancholy and pass the emotions.10

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Unwritten Soul 07 September 2011

I see you intend to start, it's a start of first part abhimanyu...Dont afraid to step on second part, whatever it will take you must take the start button...it never late to start, but it's bad to delay..so take this time your time, and ready to go....We not start from very best, we start anything from zero...100 not start with 99 but from 0...dont compare what you have with the best of other just start and this is your own journey... :) it good write, and writing it so free :) _Unwritten Soul

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Christina Phan 07 September 2011

Great poem and start you have to try go next step. take chances can be good thing.

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Bhagya gowada 18 December 2017

Superb sir....

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Harish Kumar N S 15 December 2017

Awesome poem sir for wonderful life....

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Alem Hailu G/kristos 14 March 2016

Excellent work! keep the good work up

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Heather Wilkins 15 July 2013

it is never to late to start again. just do it. nice work

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Aychean Charlotte 06 November 2011

this is a lovely poem

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