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Chiktu said: A very good post. The mixture of good and evil, highly undistiguishable, present in every one. There is no line, no mark to show where good starts or evil ends. Very well projected with the burning of Ravana. November 19, '08 |
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coolcol said: we all have ravan within us..i do agree..but only a part of us has ravan because a part of us has ram also....even ravan must have had some part of ram also within him.....people with part of ravan stronger will see ravan in everybody...but there r people who only see ram in everybody.....we all have both ravan as well as ram...its ur choice what u want to see October 25, '08 |
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mmm65 said: Interesting one. October 21, '08 |
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arvindshu said: ![]() October 20, '08 |
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unflappable said: Poetic elegance encapsulated in social commentary.u r way too high at the top.Keep writing. October 19, '08 |
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Sabis_World said: Thank u very much. October 16, '08 |
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msnizar said: nice October 16, '08 |
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tumkur1419 said: realy very lovely my friend October 16, '08 |
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ladyinred17 said: Many souls existing today became the Ravana within. The real triumph would be when one kills the evil within and do some good for the humans around. Some sympathy, care, compassion are the rays that need to pierce every heart and soul. Loved your poem and the way reality has been portrayed. You do have a way with words and expressions. A pleasure reading you. Tc.Smile. ![]() October 16, '08 |
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yashmeet135 said: Ravana's ten heads represent the ten crowns he wore as a result of his being the sovereign of ten countries. October 15, '08 |
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