~ Al Fresco Imagery ~ Poem by MS. NIVEDITA BAGCHI SPC. UK.

~ Al Fresco Imagery ~

Rating: 4.3


~ Al Fresco Imagery ~
Ms. Nivedita
UK
June 18,2010

Get lost in
Soul sanctuary
Feel in-built finery
Immerse immix with
Al fresco imagery
Dwindle dope all drudgery.

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Glossary: With humility glossary given for what I tried to express.

Al fresco [Italian] ~ In the open air

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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Miroslava Odalovic 15 October 2010

Nice inv we need icons of beauty so as to go beyond.

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Vinod Kumar 13 October 2010

Nice You reached the other world indeed..., beyond Al Fresco

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Bert Bell 11 October 2010

So much beauty in so few words. This is a very evocative work. Lovely, indeed.

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Rabia Fazal 02 October 2010

Dear poet, Thank you so much for giving this concise but meaningful advice to the readers and making easy for poets like us to convey our message to them

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Kevin Carney 26 September 2010

Lovely write, it's short but long on thought. The words float but, also serves purpose just like a painting. It does make one search the soul. I enjoyed so much.

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Adeline Foster 07 December 2011

What and whose 'truth and freedom' that should 'reign supreme over what is left of the land? ' And, pray tell, what is 'holy basil'? The poem seems to ramble over much terrain so that although one would hope to glean from it, one does get lost. Adeline

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Zubyre Parvez 18 February 2011

Nice, snappy poem assisted by alliteration and rhythms contrasting with traditional, contemplation evoking subject matter. nice poem.

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Golaka Acharya 28 November 2010

Don't we go beyond all reality and live in that soul sanctuary.

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Subbaraman N V 28 November 2010

Nice. Thanks for sharing.

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John Oconnell 14 November 2010

The title of the poem draws the reader in and this finely penned poem holds the reader a willing captive to the very last line. A lovely smooth flow to this well expressed poem! Tfs.............

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