Wednesday, 5 November 2008

nameless nuances




gravity gravitates me
tamely towards
something unexplained
nameless nuances
infuses into the whole of me
I feel new and rejuvenated
shattered dreams should
have pulled me down
but hope has kept me afloat

"is it a way of preparing
the mind for a delayed reaction?"



17 comments:

  1. I like the structure of this. The image that you've constructed with the words.

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  2. I loved this so much, so captures feelings I have been emersed in. Love how language can allow someone that does not know me or my life to affect my soul. Thanks for this piece!

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  3. there is so much in this verses.

    delayed reaction is a good observation, like calm before the storm, this is like assurance before the storm. i have many times experience this happening :)

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  4. Nice! hope has kept me afloat, great line!

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  5. the sparrow
    who flies as I approach
    why
    do I feel like saying
    "Thank you"?

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  6. there's power in these lines...

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  7. This is life!:)We go where we always are.

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  8. Ah, yes - it's the delayed reaction - great job!

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  9. I like this. At first without hope, but then it returns.

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  10. First time here...

    a different interpretation of Hope...

    Maybe it is a way of causing a delayed reaction... but I just see it as a life saver that helps us in getting a little more out of life :)

    take care mate.. cheers...

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  11. Mind has many ways of preparing, i feel..varing from person to person..

    because, perhaps mind is most difficult of all sciences studied my man.

    and its not a standardised item in human body -- not even w.r.t the outlines that mark physical features of a human being...so that you can read things into it

    anyway, good thought here...

    wishes!
    devika

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  12. Yea, hopes do keep us afloat..
    nice one..

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  13. Nice poem Gautami.
    Life is full of 'hopes'.
    Thank you.

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  14. I feel the excitement of discovery in your poem! What's next, hoping for the upcoming.....I like hope! Thanks for your beautiful poem.

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  15. "is it a way of preparing
    the mind for a delayed reaction?"

    This is quite detached from the rest, but that's OK (or even desirable) because it made me think of what the connection might be.

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  16. Such a great thing hope is! Well written. Hope is what propels most of us through life, without it where would we be?

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