Do my poems stop violence?
Do my thoughts change the world?
Do my poems bring peace?
Do my thoughts change minds?
Does my pen bring rain?
Does my thoughts stop famine?
Does my pen, wide open the eyes of fanatic mob?
Does my thoughts, make easy an angel's job?
For whose happiness, should I pen?
For whose loneliness, should I pen?
Can it pass the message with dove?
Can it create the desire to love?
Why should I argue?
Why should I think?
Does it finds the root?
Will it ever gives the fruit?
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Reviews of "WHY SHOULD I PEN?"
Reviewed by Amith
Reviewed on May 25, 2002
a drop of water will not make the sea n also never the sea is made without those drops. its the job of all us 2 achieve it n ur work is put forward nicely n makes others think as well. but in the 2nd para is it 'do' r 'does' clarify my doubt.
Reviewed by Sridhar
Reviewed on May 6, 2002
Dear Author,
Mail me, I will ans u 4 each & every ?
bye
Reviewed by satish gummadai
Reviewed on April 12, 2002
You may not make difference in all, but it is great if you are able to make diffrence in atleastone.
Reviewed by Cathy Montgomery (Reader)
Reviewed on April 11, 2002
We first write for ourselves, to express something deep within us. It is a compulsion to do so. However, we all do want others to be touched in some way by our writing. That's natural. Remember, though, if writing is in your soul, you'll write whether or not anyone reads it.
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Mail me, I will ans u 4 each & every ?
bye