I am ambidextrous,
able to use the right and left hands equally well.
few of us are naturally ambidextrous
I remember Mom confided me
she ate food contained much iron
during her pregnancy
I think because my blood is too ferriferous
so I was born ambidextrous
IF i tell them, they say Oh you're so handy
with left and right hands both alright
not at all my dear friend on poem hunter
instead of bringing me much joy
the letters changed per accident
you can read no correct words anymore
the "i" instead of an "o"
and all that much more
of course, I do realize those wrong words
afterwards
changed and corrected perfectly
but if you do that on poem hunter poem site
that needs not a minute nor an hour
but a tremendous long night
meanwhile the poem was submitted
I did correct it
but it was not yet visible for the eyes
must think twice....
being ambidextrous, not as handy as many men thought
rather disastrous, I reckon....
...changed and corrected perfectly but if you do that on poem hunter poem site that needs not a minute nor an hour but a tremendous long night............Liked this poem so much dear Sylvia....10
Thank you so much, dear Dillip, that you have come here to tell me about that, most grateful, Dillip.
Using right and left hand equally amazes mind but this can be possible. Ambidextrous persons can properly use hands. Mother's love and caring always we remember. Good food should be eaten with due care. Wrong words can be corrected perfectly sooner or later. Thinking twice before posting is nice. You have corrected the poem and done a good job. This is a very powerful and brilliant poem excellently drafted...10
PART TWO: personal responses. Thank you so much from the deepest of my soul. You are in my eyes The master poet amongst the other poets, I must admit the few poets I know. Truly, you are the master I respect and I appreciate most for your valuable responses delivered through your visit. God Bless thee, Mr. Kumarmani, master poet amongst us on PH. Gratefully yours, Sylvia FC
PART ONE: This is for the third time, that I am writing this response to your great, appreciated and respected visit to my poem site, Mr. Kumarmani, and of course also for the most appreciated and being grateful for your constant support, feedback, comment, compliment and especially your
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being ambidextrous, not as handy as many men thought rather disastrous, I reckon...ohhh you are using words here, that some of us have to look into the dictionary before continuing to read your poems.. so many words are in your Arsenal of words and expressions.. love it. thank u very much for this lovely poem. tony
Thank you so much for this great compliment, Dr. Tony. My Mum said once that my Dad was a walking dictionary, perhaps I have inherited his genes, but this is only an explanation for your valuable remark concerning my being ambidextrous.Thank U for all your constant support, Dr.Tony