Always I think, Sometimes I pen
Everytime I ink, I name poem.
It may be or may not be.
Why should I bother?
for it is the problem of the reader.
To my happiness and the readers' agony
some of my so called poems were posted
in many a site, which increased my weight
I begin to dream, one day I could
publish a book in my name
which can bring me money and fame.
Then, I got a doubt, who will read it
and on whom I can bet
in an era of Internet.
A good question.Print Vs Multimedia.
I just knock my mind
several times for an idea.
You can read a book by sitting alone.
You need to buy it once
It is very economical.
You can take it along with you.
Many people don't know how to browse the NET
we can't surf when the power is cut
to read poems wholeheartedly will prove very costly.
Doctors too say, too much watching of TV(Monitor)
will kill the creativity
But whenever we read a book
to a different world it leads
our imagination sour,our mind broadens
infused are the thought patterns
My doubt got clarified and I am now satisfied.
One day I can publish the book
and make the readers hook.
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Reviews of "Print Vs Multi Media."
Reviewed by Amith
Reviewed on May 25, 2002
the beginning is not that good n overall the poem doesnt appeal 2 the heart
Reviewed by satish
Reviewed on April 5, 2002
Its a nice poem. Yes I wish one day we will see a book of your poems.
Reviewed by Cathy Montgomery (Reader)
Reviewed on March 27, 2002
The print may not reach as many so quickly as the multi-media. However, reading a book needs just one light to read by and the right words by which to enlighten hearts and minds!! Persevere in writing your book!
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