! ! ! Rungs Of Quest! ! ! Poem by Dr subhendu kar

! ! ! Rungs Of Quest! ! !

Rating: 4.2


Green grins through earthly eyes,
heart muffles into ocean’s blue,
dust inflames by the fire in the forest
night stashes in hide from the gleams of light

across the mystery of the jingle tone
moment streams through when eternal
desire comes true on the lips of thirsty summer
dream reels through the passion ecstatic

the mist of morning bristles faster
over the warmth of seeping tea cup
and I do remember soliloquy of silhouette
heaving across the rungs of the quest.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
rajagopal haran 19 October 2008

scientist's view of looking at nature is unique..

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Heath Harrington 19 October 2008

your style is great...I love how you fill the senses in every poem. thx Heath

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Leon & Sarah Harris 18 October 2008

This is a lovely poem, love reading it.

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Claire Espanya 17 October 2008

oh my! ! ! ! ! ! ! you make such deep and lovely poems..what a talent! ! ! ! so glad to be able to read them..

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Johnson Onibokun 16 October 2008

Thought provoking work. Well done for a perfect piece.

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Keith Gaboury 03 November 2008

This has a very epic tone. I like it, nice work!

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Tom Golding 20 October 2008

Once again i feel your poem is observing nature for personal awakening and the 'rungs of quest' are a climb towards spiritual enlightenment.

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1khmerking Kampuchea 20 October 2008

Once more showing love. Great description of you are in the jungle and I think you're going to the side of the sea. The expression you made give me an image of your poem and it's so vivid. To me this poem seem that you're escaping from something during the night since light won't be seen in the jungle. I don't know if I'm right, but it seem that this poem is about escaping violence like wars, and the only way to escape is through the jungle of night. Very great, great poem, so vivid when I read this, I give this a 10! ! !

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Sneha Srivastava 19 October 2008

wen green starts grining...n silhouette starts talking then....it signals that.....heaven is here....... so many colors..in ur poem... thanks i felt like i am in heaven....wat a beauty it has...hats off.......gr88888

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Paolo Giuseppe Mazzarello 19 October 2008

This description of nature has not to envy anybody anything. This author learnt from Eliot and surpassed the Simbolists. The quest is not yet over, more or less Freud would say.

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Dr subhendu kar

Dr subhendu kar

Bhubaneswar, Odissa, India
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