:) You know I love this, Bhuwan!!! You breath so elegantly that which I struggle with! So many circles entwined...no wonder it takes Eternity to hold them all! A beauty, my friend. :)
Your writing is so blessed by wisdom, peace and non-violence. Your loving soul is always opening the path for some sort of gentle salvation and enlightenment. I frequently find myself and my writings embroiled in volence and drama in an attempt to understand, resolve and reach out for your sublime rarefied world of all embracing peace. I hope we complement each other
Tarek
Reviewed by Jaclynn Huntington (Reader)
Reviewed on October 26, 2003
Deeply profound, my friend! I know that I exist for a purpose but am yet searching for what that is.
~Jackie~
Reviewed by serenety L (Reader)
Reviewed on October 26, 2003
Nothing exists for itself.
Everything exists for a purpose.
Wise and profound words.
And another beautiful poem.
Nico
Bhuwan, I love your mind! Your perception and wisdom is one that is of the old ones.... and how well you pen... excellent.... stay strong...
In Spirit,
Bear
"Neither can existence
Be disunited
From the essence
Nor can
Essence be
Disunited from the existence "... the truth and depth of this, my dear, profound friend and marvelous poet, hit home with an intensity difficult to discribe. Yes... yes... separate essence from existence... and there is no existence anymore.
Blessings and Essential Harmony
~Alexandra~
Bhuwan,
So profound, laced with wisdom. A wonderful piece
~Chrissie
Reviewed by Richard Vallance (Reader)
Reviewed on October 26, 2003
Ah such very profound and indeed TRUE philosophy from the MIND of the Pan-Philosopher!
Wonderful poem, Buwan!
Please submit this to me for publication in the Winter 2004 issue of Poetry in Emotion (an international issue). I need at least 1 of your poems, as I wish to get as many lands in as possible. And Nepal (pardon the pun!) is so cool!
I shall read more poems in the near future, and select another couple or so for consideration.
But THIS one really hits home!
It seems you and I and Percy Bysshe Shelley and Plato and Buddha are one something of the same sort of wavelengths, I guess.
Have you read my sonnet, VERMILIONS?
You would love it, Friend!
Bye for now,
Richard Vallance
Reviewed by T. Emilie Dybevik (Reader)
Reviewed on October 26, 2003
Your depth of love and existence is so soul stirring. You always have this process that is so fine tuned. I enjoyed reading this. I liked the thoughts afterward.
South Baltimore serves as the backdrop for this gripping story of three brothers leading very different lives but joined forever by the secrets of a painful family past.
Major League ballplayer Justin Moore is kidnapped from his own ballpark and transported to a foreign land. It might take high-level international negotiations to free him. Or maybe he will take matters into his own hands.
Many Blessings,
Libby
In another word, we all need each other in order to exist.
What wonderful write this is! I applaud this!
Sandie Angel a.k.a. May Lu :o)
Your writing is so blessed by wisdom, peace and non-violence. Your loving soul is always opening the path for some sort of gentle salvation and enlightenment. I frequently find myself and my writings embroiled in volence and drama in an attempt to understand, resolve and reach out for your sublime rarefied world of all embracing peace. I hope we complement each other
Tarek
~Jackie~
Everything exists for a purpose.
Wise and profound words.
And another beautiful poem.
Nico
Your writing is always deeper in its insights!
In Spirit,
Bear
Love Tinka
as is everything...
Enjoyed......
Carmen
Be disunited
From the essence
Nor can
Essence be
Disunited from the existence "... the truth and depth of this, my dear, profound friend and marvelous poet, hit home with an intensity difficult to discribe. Yes... yes... separate essence from existence... and there is no existence anymore.
Blessings and Essential Harmony
~Alexandra~
Tami
Reindeer
So profound, laced with wisdom. A wonderful piece
~Chrissie
Ah such very profound and indeed TRUE philosophy from the MIND of the Pan-Philosopher!
Wonderful poem, Buwan!
Please submit this to me for publication in the Winter 2004 issue of Poetry in Emotion (an international issue). I need at least 1 of your poems, as I wish to get as many lands in as possible. And Nepal (pardon the pun!) is so cool!
I shall read more poems in the near future, and select another couple or so for consideration.
But THIS one really hits home!
It seems you and I and Percy Bysshe Shelley and Plato and Buddha are one something of the same sort of wavelengths, I guess.
Have you read my sonnet, VERMILIONS?
You would love it, Friend!
Bye for now,
Richard Vallance
Thank You,
Teresa Emilie