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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Fantastic are your lines That touches my heart very often. So blunt and sharp are your pen Knife That can cut anything. I appreciate your words I cannot resist reading you. Each time you come up with Themes so different. Colourful are your poems Not because I fell in love with you But for your writing I really do! But my craze for reading Has captivated Linked me to your words I wait to see new poems Coming from your way. Though readers may be many As you are so bold dear Your poems are based on naked truth. I appreciate your writings Will keep on reading As and when it comes to web. I love Your writings They are perfect with sharp insight. Though you often draw a Rough sketch You paint your poems Not that attractive. But outlines you draw are sharp and blunt, That I really fell in for your writings. Please do keep sharing poems As there are many readers like me visiting your pages often Not necessary you should look For comments in your poems. But I love your poems As it teaches me a lot They are knowledgeable And powerful. Thank you dear poets. This I am dedicating to all the poets Where many poem are based on sharp truth And also for the powerful writes that attracts readers very often. ©ALL RIGHTS RESERVED BY GEETHA JAYAKUMAR 2014 Geetha Jayakumar.
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