Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi Comments

L Rao 15 February 2016

Hi pls feel free to read my poems somewhere down the line I connect to your intensity of your thought process. Regards laxmanRao

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sounds really great. you are showing your emotions nice. you will have great future in poetry. i invite you to read my poems. as a friendly look.

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Aswath Raman 26 December 2013

VS Ma'am: The double edged sword of PH. Straight forward, rough but raw honesty can be seen in her poems. If not a poet, I'm sure she would have become an NSG commando. Ofcourse, even now she's pulling the trigger! Ha Ha! ! I share a lot of views with her, along with a least important simple coincidence that we both belong to same ethnic subgroup. She is the one of the few, I wish to have a healthy competition with. Experience/age has moulded her in a way that our match would be more like Brazil Vs India in football. Ofcourse I'm the Indian! I wish her all the best.

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 08 December 2013

It will be 1000 poems soon a major achievement for a poet. Veeraiah Subbulakshmi strikes at dartboard of the mind with each thought provoking poem. Even hardest topics are presented with greatest ease. Her poems delve into imbalances in society, human relations, social injustice, scientific observation, and so on with precisely chosen words. May you be bestowed with health, energy, and zeal to deliver poems, thousands more. We also derive great benefit from her keen observations. Thank you.

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I keep reading your new poems as they appear. Each of them tackles an area needing attention and you handle it with ease. Hope to read all your poems soon. Thank you.

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Patrice Delevoe 16 April 2013

Can you please check out some of my poems, i'm new to this website

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Words play magic and poems bloom into these fragrant literary icons capable of withstanding the test of time. Madam, you are an asset to this POEM HUNTER FORUM with a different tale to tell every time.All the best ahead too.

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Words play magic and poems bloom into these fragrant literary icons capable of withstanding the test of time. Madam, you are an asset to this POEM HUNTER FORUM with a different tale to tell every time.All the best ahead too.

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Rajendran Muthiah 15 May 2012

'Don't be sad' is your gift to the youths urging them to dust off worries and failures, nurture strength to stand tall for ever. Well Done.

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Alok Mishra 23 April 2012

Respected ma'am, As you asked, I again answered your question. Though like a mother, you must think to forgive me on my mistakes. Thank you

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Rajendran Muthiah 12 April 2012

A heroic tale of escape of a dauntless soul (from the burning jungles of Africa?) is delineated in brave new words. The soul flies away with great awareness. Your heart rejuvenates after every heart breaking incident. That is why your comments are roars of an emancipated soul of a wounded lion.

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Jose Guevara 21 March 2012

I just read the first eleven poems. i like their heaviness, their earthy tones. I like how they shed light over scenes not yet familiar to me, though I've seen these scenes' equivalents. I look forward to reading the rest of the poems. They are similar to the my writings. Thanks for the invitation.

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Rajendran Muthiah 09 March 2012

In every one of your poems, you convey an important message to the society in a humorous way.

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Pragnesh Kanabar 07 March 2012

Great thought and persuades the reader to take the initiative.... I see lots of similarities in our thoughts mam...

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Rajendran Muthiah 01 January 2012

The poor are docile to suffer in silence in a democracy. The religious and caste majority dictates and at times unlawful in democracy. The minority has no strength to stand up and fight.Democracy is unsuiatable for a caste or religion based society. The voice of this poet is the voice of the poor. Each of her poem vouchsafes this fact. The plight of the poor is explained in rhyming lines. Hats off!

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Rajendran Muthiah 01 January 2012

Having garbage collected in our body and soul, we are remnants of waste.Every stanza gives new images and ideas. The first two lines in the second stanza depict clearly the rational thoughts of the poetess. Very good poem indeed!

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Rajendran Muthiah 01 January 2012

We should be thrifty to give what we can to the homeless. This truth is brought out in a nice way. The social consciousness of the poetess is beautifully delineated. The cars that carry none too disturb the sleep of the homeless. Wonderful poem on this title.

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