# Taste And Hunger Poem by Samanyan Lakshminarayanan

# Taste And Hunger

Rating: 5.0


taste and hunger
we make our foods with taste
it is not just to satisfy hunger
every aspect of our lives have both
taste and hunger
need and expression
wealth and money would satisfy
need and hunger
taste is never satisfied
taste never needs to be curtailed too
taste leads us to the truth
taste is the tongue of our soul
taste would satisfy itself in the absolute truth

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Indira Renganathan 17 July 2009

taste would satisfy itself in the absolute truth.....meaningful words....10

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Catrina Heart 18 July 2009

Taste satisfy the urge of hunger in a moment, a fleeting satisfaction is the taste of money or food. WE taste food or money because we need it for physical needs in order to survive but since it is not permanent a fleeting satisfaction and will soon crave more after few moments...Nice one! ! ! Thanks for this meaningful poem! ! !

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Rakesh Bedi 18 July 2009

Very important aspects of humans explained intelligently!

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Ency Bearis 18 July 2009

the natural instinct for life survival well written in poetic craftmanship...nice

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~ Jon London ~ 18 July 2009

Truth in our natural instincts......survival of all that lives and breathes....your work continues to bloom with each new piece Sam...and is always a pleasure to read.....well crafted work.....10+++

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Indira Renganathan 22 October 2009

Last two lines...you marvel...thank you.. and thanks for your comment and console too

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Nivedita Bagchi SPC UK 17 September 2009

Wow! Pluripotent taste. Ten+ Ms. Nivedita UK

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Subroto Chatterjee 21 July 2009

Then there's the food business. All about tastes..fashion...curiosity...poison...nectar...different tongues..different tastes...universal taste? ? One man's food... Cheers. Subroto

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Louis Rams 20 July 2009

a beautiful truth in your words we hunger for change, and taste the differences. a ten

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Kesav Easwaran 19 July 2009

i do not get what you mean by taste here...a good write with a difference neverthless

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