Rewind - September 2023
I wrote the following in September. Sometimes, I feel I will forget the art of writing couplets because I am not writing at all this year. I strongly believe you have to practice to hone your craft. And I am not doing that. Perhaps I schedule a time to write a poem. Or I need better time management skills. Date Published 09/05/2023 मुझे उसके जाने का इतना अफ़सोस नहीं हुआ जितना इस बात का कि इतने सालों तक उसे रहने ही क्यों दिया Love, Saru
very nice way to express 9/11 ...
ReplyDeletevery short, but very true
soulful indeed...esp the contrast between the second and the third lines yaa...the chasm between the two seems as wide as the gap between good and evil...humanity will never be the same again as the incident showed how evil people can be...apt words once again...hats off...:)
ReplyDeleteTrue, one day some people decided against humanity, and after that day, there has been a fear, people fear 9/11, people fear osama bin laden. Never imagined that death of a person could bring relief to hearts. The advent of kalyug is what I see. Extremely touching one ma'am!
ReplyDeleteShort but said a lot!
ReplyDeleteA nice expression of compassion,
ReplyDeleteFollower know it's ur passion..
Timely deliberation makes it perfect.
A great tribute Saru... They can change the humanity, but little they know that they can't even touch the solidarity..!
ReplyDeleteyou described that day in a very short but touching way..... I hope terrorism will come to an end someday.
ReplyDeleteबेहतरीन प्रस्तुति...गागर मे सागर सिमट गया...
ReplyDeleteTrue, touching and sad.. we will remember.
ReplyDeleteA sense of disquiet... The world changed for ever..Saru,brilliant!
ReplyDeleteWorld changed since and now that simple date is '9/11'
ReplyDeleteTrue....Na jane 26/11 ke liye duniya kab badlegi.... :(
I still remember the day it happened. The world has definitely changed since that 'simple date'.
ReplyDeletePenning down a few words is a very easy task. The difficult thing is to make people like those words. And it's nearly impossible to touch someone's heart with those words.
ReplyDeleteYou have made 'the difficult thing' very simple, because your few words have stolen my heart easily .You also made it possible
to touch my heart very deeply.You are really
great,Saru.
Many many thanks for this presentation
to remember 9/11.
short and effective.
ReplyDeleteshort yet very expressive... :)
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful Saru!
ReplyDeletesimplicity was the magic of these lines :)
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I adore ur style.. u convey every thing in a bright way.. even this!
ReplyDeleteVery poignant and lovely!!
ReplyDeletei think 9/11 is over-rated!!!!!!!!! poor arabic countries have suffered way more in the aftermath...
ReplyDeleteyou wrote quite well, just that i don't care much about 9/11...
Heart-felt song of compassion.Nice work Saru!.
ReplyDeleteA sniper bullet indeed. very relevant.
ReplyDeletethe world has changed since then...our prejudice has only increased....
ReplyDeleteHeart warming indeed! What a beautiful tribute to a date that will forever be etched in the minds of all... Excellent work, Saru :)
ReplyDeleteIntense :)
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful words.
ReplyDeletea short and deep tribute....
ReplyDeletevery beautifully put
ReplyDeletesimple but u painted the whole picture!
ReplyDeleteshort but deep....i guess this day humanity was redefined....beautiful tribute...:)
ReplyDeleteSo touched. You said enough in few words.
ReplyDeleteFollow each other .
Yes, indeed, it was a calamitous date between civilisation and savagery.
ReplyDeleteI am very sad to recall that the strings of most useful numericals 911 in US, unfortunately, were attached by few radicals to the curse of terror. Saru..Thanks for writing such beautiful lines in the memory of many innocent people those who were made to sacrifice for no reason or rhyme at all !!
ReplyDeleteMay God bless Humanity to be victorious for ever !!
It was a black day indeed, on the face of humanity.
ReplyDeleteNice post.
Regards,
Blasphemous Aesthete
so simply you described the most brutal incident
ReplyDeleteGreat!!!!
Very well explained. We all would never forget it, all the people affected by that incident would always be in our thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeletebeautiful expression
ReplyDeletebina jyada kuch bole hi...sab kuch bol diya!
ReplyDeleteLovely words...
ReplyDeleteNice one Saru!.. very touching!!
ReplyDeleteI liked only your words..very beautifully expressed. personally I dont care for the date or the incident.they have chosen theri way-there t poor countires whose agony also needs to be heard :-)libyans r eaten up...adn what abt the rets of them
ReplyDeletei was wondering what to write on 9/11. But its too depressing an incident to write about, I thought. And what you wrote is just a perfect dedication/picture of that gruesome day. Very well put Saru, yet again!
ReplyDeleteGood one..small sweet but powerful
ReplyDelete"Ashes rose, humanity changed, cries could be heard from heaven;"
ReplyDeleteOnly Saru can write such lines!
Touching.. :)
powerful words!
ReplyDeleteincredible!
ReplyDeleteTouching and compassionate....good tribute!
ReplyDeletewell written!
ReplyDeleteVery intense and effective, Saru! Every line is so powerful and rightly conveys what it has to.
ReplyDeleteHey Saru,
ReplyDeleteI need to ask you something. We are running a series at the e-magazine I work at on hobby bloggers. I was thinking that we could feature you for poetry writing. Would you be interested? Couldn't find your email id-so if you are interested could you please drop me a mail at either anneprinita@gmail.com or anne.john@womensweb.in? Let me know!
Very Well written :)
ReplyDeleteshort but strong! very nice :)
ReplyDeleteshort but solid...
ReplyDeleteOMG girl! You're simply awesome!
ReplyDeleteShort and nice
ReplyDeleteOnce it was just another date,
ReplyDeleteA date, a history, perhaps misery,mistry,
A tragedy, some even consider it a conspiracy.
For some it brought sorrows and pain,
While some corporates stands to gain.
Once it used to be just another date,
But, not any more.
Started writing the comment by got inspired by your poem Saru.
Short, simple and true...
ReplyDeleteSuper post, Saru at her best:)
ReplyDeleteWe can actually have a bloggers convention..every time you post a poem :) heres a toast for your thoughts...:)
ReplyDeletethat was short and deep...!!! :)
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmmmmmmm..
ReplyDeletenice =)
ReplyDeleteVery soulful indeed! I salute you! :)
ReplyDeleteEven though it is over, it isn't. We're still fighting, soldiers are still dying, sorrow and people are facing the long term effects of breathing in the crappy air on that day.
ReplyDeletei remember that night on television.. a plane crashing into WTC...i was not able to believe, that it actually happened..there hits me the nostalgia..
ReplyDeleteur a master of quartet. amazing.
ReplyDeletewell said!
ReplyDeletewow... with so less lines you have said so much saru.... great work... sorry i haven't visited ur blog in a while... great poem btw
ReplyDeletevery nice .......... sab kuch kam shabdo me prastut kiya . :) sweet
ReplyDeleteA very horrible incident ! No one ever expects it to happen ! The world was surprised ! One stupid idea came to my mind , the brain of this incident was just so full of brilliance and with oozing confidence plus having 1000% demonic thoughts....woooo to this man , he just wasted what God gave to him ! Anyways according to hearsays and news he was already dead !10 deaths he deserved fot until now victims suffered much..families of victims all and all of the US people and to the whole globe even.
ReplyDeleteShort and true.
ReplyDeleteSimple and brilliant
ReplyDeleteGut wrenching day for every one of us. Beautiful tribute.
ReplyDeletea soulful true tribute...excellent !
ReplyDelete@Venkateswaran Ramachandran- Thanks RV:)
ReplyDelete@India's no.1 blog- Thanks for noticing the contrast as it signifies the sudden change of event on that day. And, thanks for the encouragement...
@Animesh Ganguly- Thank you Animesh!
@Red Handed- Thanks Dear!
@Being_AC- Rightly said Sir:)
@Anand- You're very right Anand, it's above all the petty things in life...
@Sneha Sunny- I hope so too, Sneha.
@induravisinghj- Thank you Indu!
@Spiderdama- Yeah, we will remember this sad day forever...
@Rahul Bhatia- Thanks a lot Sir!
@Ashwini- Thank you Ashwini and congrats on your award...
@डॉ॰ मोनिका शर्मा- I can't answer that question but as a person, I wish loss of life should not be treated as per nationality...
@Deepthi- Even I remember it clearly Deepthi...
@Rakesh Kumar- Thank you Sir, your comment has given me encouragement and motivation to write better. I can't thank you enough for such words...
@sawan- Thank You!
@Realms of fantasy...- Thanks...
@Upasana- Thank you Upasana.
@aakash- Thanks :)
@KP- Thank you dear!
@Jidhu Jose- :)
@Sridhar- Thanks a lot...
@alice alfred- Thanks dear and welcome here...
@Chintan- I agree with you Chintan and thank you:)
@MyKitchen Flavors-BonAppetit!.- Thank you dear!
@ANULAL- Thank you!!!
@SUB- I wish it could be the other way round...
@Arti- Thank you so much Arti for such kind words:)
@Risha Kalra- Thanks Risha!
@Bengts fotoblogg- Thank you...
@Swetha- Thanks a ton dear!
@Nishant- Thanks Nishant...
@Niya- Thank you Dear!
@vaisakhi- Thank you Vaisakhi...
@♥●• Izdiher·•●♥- Thank you and welcome here!
@matheikal- You said it in one line Sir, thank you...
@Vinod- I never thought from this angle. I pray so too Sir...
@Ana- Thanks Ana:)
@Blasphemous Aesthete- True Anshul...
@Team G Square- Thanks
@Chetan- Thank you Chetan...
@Aakash Kokz- Right Aakash, we can never forget them...
@sm- Thanks!
@Neha- Thanks Neha...
@Kunal- Thank you Kunal for appreciating it so nicely...
@Lavender- Thank you so much dear.
@sush- I agree Sushma and thanks you...
@metagravity- Thanks Mi...:)
@bemoneyaware- Thanks a ton!
@Spicy Sweet- Thanks Dear...:)
@shveta- Thank you!
@Neeraj Kumar- Thanks!!!
@Nasnin Nasser- Thanks :)
@Rohit Sareen- Thanks Rohit...
@Harsha- Thank you Harsha:)
@Anne John- Thank you Anne, wrote you an email...
@Binu Thomas- Thanks a lot...
@A grain of sand- Thank you!
@POOJA- Thank you Pooja.
@Sudeshna- :)
@jayendrasharan- Thanks:)
@Nitin Jain- That was wonderful, post it on your blog...:)
@swati- You remember, we used to discuss it in college...
@Satish Mutatkar- Thank you so much Sir...
@India's no.1 blog- Cheers:) :) :)
@DJ- Thanks Dheeraj...
@Surya K- :)
@äмän ♥- Thanks Aman...
@Steven Baron- Thanks Steven and welcome here:)
@alissa4illustration- You're right, everybody seems to be paying the price for it...
@Nirvanic- Even, I remember it clearly dear.
@kalpak n.- You're a master of comedy...:)
@joshi daniel- Thanks Daniel...
@Thousif Raza- Thanks Thousif and welcome back!
@shashi purwar- Thanks Shashi...
@Angel- It changed the world Angel!
@vertu- :)
@☂☆ Vållῐ ★♬- Thank you!
@Kiran @ KiranTarun.com- I read your post, this incident effected everybody in one way or other.
@Kitty- Thanks a ton dear...
Beautiful and soulful.. I still remember the horror and the pain it caused....crime against humanity.....
ReplyDeleteLoved this piece Saru, I have gone through much more that you write just now as well. Loved it all. I am the Editor-in-chief of Cupidspeaks.com which is an online youth platform and I feel that it could be great to have you contributing in our portal as well
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Colorific
Profound!!!
ReplyDeletehie...dropping by from Risha's blog..this was very short, yet very strong.
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बेहतरीन प्रस्तुति..
ReplyDeleteGreat writing! very impressive thoughts.
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ReplyDelete9/11 changed it all, humanity's grit to sustain doubled. nice post.
ReplyDelete@reacharcs- We all do, it was a black day in the history of mankind. Thanks for liking it!
ReplyDelete@Akshita Jain- Thanks Akshita, it would be an honor.
@Ambadi- Thank you!
@Aakriti- My name is Saru Singhal and 'about me' section is at the bottom of the page. Thanks for liking dear:)
@manojjaiswalpbt- Thanks!
@Dr (Miss) Sharad Singh- Thanks Dear and welcome here:)
@Sunil Padiyar- Thanks Sunil and I'm enjoying your latest story a lot...:)
@thephoenixarts- True Sir, we all are paying the price...
love the simplicity in tribute. well put:)
ReplyDeleteShort and sweet! But yet very powerful! Very nice Saru.:-)
ReplyDelete@TD23- Thanks Nimesh...
ReplyDelete@Rohan Moorthy- Thanks Rohan and welcome to Words...:)
Its a big WOW
ReplyDeleteThank you, means a lot coming from you!
Deletevery nice post dedicated 9/11
ReplyDeleteThank you for reading!
DeleteAn old post but came along! Nicely expressed the date!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
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