Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Ride The Chariot Comments

Rating: 4.4

Prurient angels possess the body,
Mysticism is the realm of the soul;
Sensuous mind tip taps the body,
The bliss lies deep down the soul.
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C. P. Sharma
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Miriam Maia Padua 23 May 2009

very meaningful the thoughts are so great...very interesting.. flowing with depth... 10+++

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Jacob Courtney 23 May 2009

makes me want to ride the chariot. this is a wonderful poem.

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A deep poem that makes my mysterious body wander in the secret profundities of my soul.10.

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Deepti Agarwal 22 May 2009

a wonderful approach... wish we cud ride this chariot n harness all the horses well... tomake r life worthwhile..

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Rajkumar Mukherjee 21 May 2009

DEAR MR SHARMA, Thanks for a poem with philosophical attitude with perfect rhyming brilliantly worded, Ilike the last two lines more since it is conveying the main message. 'Ride over the chariot, command the horses Dive deep within to strengthen noble forces' Should it not be the motto of our life right from the beginning.? A small suggestion to ponder over the end rhymes with the same words in 1st& 3rd(body) and 2nd& 4th(soul) which will make it sound better. A-10- from me for this poem.thanks for sharing.--Rajkumar

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Anjali Sinha 21 May 2009

a brilliantly written poem to command those horses of Anger, avarice, pride, etc. anjali

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Bright Rose 21 May 2009

that's a well written and lovely piece, evocative and so suggestive, O really loved the flow of your words and ideas, so brilliant, this is what I call poetry, and you are my friend a real poem

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Herbert Nehrlich2 21 May 2009

Yes, deep and profound but there is room to fine tune which I think is needed in a poem of this class. H

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Naidz Ladia 21 May 2009

i go with dr hitesh opinion...a nice expressive poem..naizz

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Marilyn Lott 09 December 2008

Very deep and profound, CP! You have a unique writing style. Best Wishes, Marilyn

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Dr Hitesh Sheth 09 December 2008

Oh soul! You have come to rule neither to be ruled nor to be fooled Arise awake and take charge and tamed the horses for divine march. Good work. Last two lines are amazing

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Sandra Fowler 30 November 2008

Very strong writing, C.P. Your third stanza is particularly compelling. Kind regards, Sandra

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Dr Rajesh Kumar Vaid 29 November 2008

This is indeed a nice 'spritual' poem, and as mentioned, has been prompted by Lamont Palmer's poem 'Day of Relative Rest', but I wonder, if it was not prompted by 'The Gita'!

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Lamont Palmer 27 November 2008

C.P. I enjoyed your poem greatly. Those last two lines are quite powerful, a reflection of man's resolve. I'll be reading more of you. Thanks for the mention, my friend. -LP

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