* A Beauty's Duty Poem by Samanyan Lakshminarayanan

* A Beauty's Duty

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A beauty with a duty
this beauty is not lost in its duty
the flower
with a charm and beauty of a young lady
has a responsibility to nature
the fruit and seed are within
yet the charm and love it shows
attracts LIFE to it

the bee
the wind
the sun
all come to it
it does not strive
to fulfil its duty to nature
the charm and love it shows
attracts LIFE to it

as an awakened soul would do

COMMENTS OF THE POEM

loved this deep meaningful poem..the beauty duty is to please the nedy eyes who seek the beautiful scenes..but it is not his duty to fulfill what he can't..the beauty attract all around but there are fences which where the fans have to stop...10++++

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Bob Blackwell 14 June 2009

Beauty is love, love is beauty. You have a way with words, well done.

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so beautiful! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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Pandian Angelina 15 June 2009

Inner beauty of an awakened soul attracts all the goodness and life which mingle with it to produce fruits of the radiant soul being love, trust, charity, helpfulness, truth, tolerance etc. Profound thoughts well potrayed through the blooming of everyday flowers. Lovely Line of Thoughts. Angel

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Sathyanarayana M V S 15 June 2009

What an idea? Your comparison of flower with a woman is even more appropriate and beautiful

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Krishnarasa Seshadri 26 February 2010

I like this perspective! :)

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Sandra Fowler 21 June 2009

Flowers give pleasure just by being. Those who possess beauty of the spirit also shine without fan fare. Very profound. Ten, of course. Warm regards, Sandra

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Prakasam Kannan 19 June 2009

a simple but beautiful poem

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Marieta Maglas 19 June 2009

how beautiful is this picture with a young lady with a flower in her hand and a fruit that can not be seen but only intuited....10+++

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Indira Renganathan 19 June 2009

Inner beauty is the true beauty and face is the index of that beauty....well thought over poem

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