Jebarson007

• Last seen on Nov 1 8:58 PM 2008. Member since June 1, 2005.
• I'm a amethyst understanding poet for 20 comments.
• My mood is , and quote is "What is knowledge but grieving?".
• I am a 24 year old guy (India)
• When I'm not writing, I'm a Software Professional.
• I have 20 comments, 11 poems

Poems I'm focused on

• I’m free to fly now

  Yes, I’m free to fly now.
  But, without wings how I can?

  37 lines, 3 comments, March 19, 2007. In Love, Pain, Sad
• Its Love; Killing me

  I Love Walking In Rain
  'cos, Nobody Can See Me Crying!

  32 lines, 1 comment, June 7, 2006. In Sad, Love, Dark
• The Ballad of my life

  You never mind what I've been
  You never mind what I am

  60 lines, 1 comment, June 3, 2006. In Sad, Love, Hope
• I Love You

  But, its Love what I had on you.
  I love you…

  28 lines, 5 comments, July 18, 2005. In Love, Hope
• I went to Paradise (for Contest)

  It’s not a dream
  - I will go to Paradise

  142 lines, 9 comments, July 16, 2005. In Spiritual

My Poetry

• What do I call me?

  But you called me a doubter
  What do I call me?

  30 lines, June 24, 2008. In Pain, Sad, Love, Hope, Life
• I will cock my head

  My sky was red clear
  when my heart sensed your tears
  My arteries bulged to the extreme

  39 lines, January 25, 2008. In Pain, Hope, Love, Lyrics, Personal
• Gal, my sweet Gale

  Take me in your beauty
  Gal; My sweet Gale

  23 lines, 2 comments, November 6, 2007. In Love, Life, personal, happy
• A Dream Forever And Ever

  I started a new life / A life without you / I couldn’t find you / Nowhere in my life / Yes, I remember the day / The day you were glad / The day I was dead / The day you were married / Killed one-thi

  59 lines, 1 comment, May 18, 2007. In sad, love, tragic

Guest Book

• CarolDesjarlais on July 18, 2005

  As I thought.....
  I transcribed poetry for the Government of Tangiers, Arts and Culture and the poem, "I Love You" rung bells with me because it reminded me of those beautiful arabic poems I had to wound to put into absolutely perfect English phrases and connotations.
  I had friends in India, a Principal of a Christian school, and we wrote back and forth over the years. He spoke of his mother and, as her health deteriorated, he spoke often of her spirt. One day, a letter cam, "My mother has gien up her ghost!" How perfectly appropriate a way to describe her death!
  Do not let others take that beautiful Indian expression from your poetry.
  I have enoyed and will visit again to enjoy more!

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