I used to wonder why most poems were usually poignant or the outcomes of heartbreaks. Then I realised that when people are happy, they would actually prefer to live those moments rather than write about them. Writing helps offload some pain, doesn't it?
sorry for this extraneous blurt, Vinati, i see your more recent posts here have already informed your blogger followers...
since the blogger dashboard had become pretty useless, i have had Comet Muse on my Digg Reader, which made it appear to me like this was your last post on this site; ie., Digg showed no sign of the book launch posts...
after months you are back on blogger! Nice poem with a deep meaning and yes, b'ful image too!
ReplyDeleteI used to wonder why most poems were usually poignant or the outcomes of heartbreaks. Then I realised that when people are happy, they would actually prefer to live those moments rather than write about them. Writing helps offload some pain, doesn't it?
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:) so nice to see you're still around. love this little poem.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAnd you havent written in a while.
oh, she's been writing alright, just not on blogger...
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Vinati, why don't you tell your blogger followers where you've gone?
after all, these are the people who supported you before you became famous.
sorry for this extraneous blurt, Vinati, i see your more recent posts here have already informed your blogger followers...
Deletesince the blogger dashboard had become pretty useless, i have had Comet Muse on my Digg Reader, which made it appear to me like this was your last post on this site; ie., Digg showed no sign of the book launch posts...
Gentle on the eyes, rough on the tongue. What a brilliant comparison :)
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