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Reshma Ramesh
Reshma Ramesh
(20th April / Bangalore, India)
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Reshma Ramesh Poems
- *as Beautiful As Me'' You cant resist my golden curves, ...
- *'Daddy's Darling* She blew five candles On her cake, ...
- *momma's Darling As I sit on my high chair, My mother, she ...
- *perfect Recipe For A Bite Tender skin seized with ...
- Thin Is In Thin is in, thin is in Bodies like paper, thin as...
- Dark Chocolate Wrapped in shinny wrappers, golden, red, ...
- *letters To The Unknown In all these dried mornings And ...
Dr.Reshma Ramesh is a bilingual poet writing in English and Kannada. Her poetry book ‘Reflection of Illusions’ (Writers Workshop) has been presented in the International Read and Share Conference attended by Asian Countries in Malaysia in April 2017. She is a member of World Congress of Poets and has presented her poetry in the 37th World Congress of poets Mongolia and Pulara 7and 8 International Poetry and Folk Song Festival Malaysia. Her poems have been presented in World Poetry Radio Show in Vancouver also have appeared in many international anthologies, journals and have been translated into Bengali, Turkish and Mongolian.She has been a guest lecture at the Narayana Engineering College ... more »
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*as Beautiful As Me''
You cant resist my golden curves,
my haughty angelic reserve,
I am the colors in a painter's palette,
the irresistible Charlotte.
My eyes look like the sun in twilight,
fields of carnations smothered in sunlight.
I am as warm as sand, cool as dewdrops,
skin like the desert sand, making your breath stop.
I am sorry, you cant take your eyes off me,
Lilly of the valley, coral drops, potpourri
I am as true as a prayer, beautiful as a painting,
pure as mother's milk, ethereal beckoning.
It ain't my fault you fell in love,
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A talented poet with a rare courage and imagination with passion, concern and mastery in art.The book is splendid.I wish many more will come in the near future.
Reshma, you have 180 poems? ? ? ! ! ! So far so good. Keep up the good writing...take a walk.
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The beauty of your poetry is surely your deep very deep social concern and commitment.I wish your words cross the barriers of Time to become Timeless.
Surely I'm hopeless about a better tomorrow for my childrens' childrens.May be your poem become a solace and give them a chance to return to the Basics.
My Best wishes for you shall always be there.
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a very promising writer and your works surely shows it!
i love your poem 'daddy's darling'....it touched me a lot adn one day i will too write great poems like you.
writemore and prove iot to the world that the talent of writing doesnt come easily....write about things you have never written about...explore the unexplored....go deep into others hearts and find out the hidden truths....learn from all the mistakes and write to the worlds end....for the glory.....write and write and show what pleasure writing gives! ...that is my dream...and i hope you fulfil it too...
your poems are true to the spirit of the age
Beautiful and brutal, crafted in bleak reality, an uncomfortable joy to have read.
Paul B
Reshma, I absolutely love every poem of yours - the shaes of life are colourful as well as dark when necessary! Keep up the good work.