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Each face, a story.

Each face says a story,
Each passing glance, a life time,
Moulded by circumstances,
Weathered by the incessant tides.

Eyes tempered to deep tolerance,
By the fires or emotional turmoil.
Eyes sparkling with mischief,
Darting back and forth with delight.

Each face says a story,
Downcast with despair,
Worried about unknown circumstances,
Or gleaming with divine Ecstasy.

Fine lines and deep furrows sculpted,
By joy and sorrow in turn.
Hair combed to perfection,
Or bleached white by time.

Each face says a story,
Each color, each line an emotion.
Never was I more crowded,
Nor neither so alone.

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Written November 15th, 2005

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  • vibiesh
    July 26, 2006
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    Each word has a story
    Just like the poem of thee
    Each letters has something to say
    That they are there because of thee
    Each silence has some very in it
    It's verily very very words of thee

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  • xoxsugarhixox
    February 4, 2006
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    Wow...I enjoyed this poem very much. Great write.

  • drhemantvinze
    January 19, 2006
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    The face unravels the inner soul and the eyes let someone peep in.


  • Raazi
    December 28, 2005
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    AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    WOW!!!!!!!! Each face says a story......I wish I had written this. Amazing work Chithu. You HAVE to write more often. If you can come up with such poems more often, you'll probably be one of the best on Allpoetry. A BIG applause for this poem.

  • Dare2Dream
    December 22, 2005
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    wow! how DO u write like this ma???????? The last line was like... I dunno can't express... ROCKING!! U keep proving everytime that you're SOOOOOOO much better than me... bad gurl... anyway I loved it... btw call me someday


  • Sanya
    December 21, 2005
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    excellent

    Hurray! Your muse has come to life once again. Your imagery is boundless. Beautifully described, I mean it could not have been better than this. Well, I need to improve my vocabulary and use those awesome words (like you have) because they made the poem very captivating. The poem has an enchanting effect. I applaud you for the way you have expressed yourself. Its a pleasure going through this piece. In one word its just PERFECT. I can't figure out which line I like the most coz every line is...
    I am speechless chithu. Keep writing these amazing pieces.
    Keep smiling
    Sanya

  • Time focus on Me
    December 14, 2005
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    Wow u expressed your self soo beautiful in this poem Way to go u got some amazing talent here I mean amazing talent you did a super job on the poem the flow was beautiful an this poem was a hot poem once again Bravo

  • Eusebius
    December 12, 2005
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    Bravo!

    A fine introspective poem! Bravo!

  • Satin Raven
    December 1, 2005
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    I love the Puritan capitalization of "Ecstasy." Very well done, and it does tell a story. If I wrote a poem for the title, I would have written a stanza each about random people, like a chocolate shop of owner in France and a village fisherman in India, and a corporate exec in America, and then ended it with me. Just a very random thought. well done as usual.

  • adorable yeti
    November 29, 2005
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    Thanx I'm flattered. female form for yaar...mm.. hear, where I come from.. we say "machi" ( i as in how u say chilli)


  • cafegroundzero gold member
    November 29, 2005
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    Ahhh... good

    What is the feminine counter word for "yaar?" Or "sister" in your language or dialect?

    I have bookmarked this. I like it very much, but I want to read it again after I finally get caught up with some more sleep.

  • shaitus
    November 18, 2005
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    Really nice. Truely enjoyable.
    All well wishes.
    ~shaitus.

  • p
    November 17, 2005
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    gulp...when did you start writing lovely stuff..this is sooooooooooooo beautifully written..Its unbeatable..I love ya Chits..You rock...very very very different theme and you have potrayed just wonderfully..stupendous..I ran out of adjectives


  • tootsvegan
    November 16, 2005
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    Wow, this was a cool poem, great imagery of human faces. This was entertaining and very unique, it's great to read something different and interesting, there's so much that's all the same. I liked this a lot.

  • Satin Raven
    November 16, 2005
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    Very good with rich vocabulary and highly insightful, another very well done piece from the keyboard of Chithu.

  • mina nagi gold member
    November 16, 2005
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    Chithu, This is one of the best poem of yours I've read so far... wow wow and WOW... Its beautifully worded... I absolutely agree with you that one can read ones feelings from their eyes... eyes can covey anger, innocence, mischief and so much more... and they can relay in any language... i can't even pinpoint what i like best. it has a unified powerful effect... very good write, keep it up...
    mina


  • wattle silver member
    November 15, 2005
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    Oh my, Adorable this is so clever it weaves in and out of ones mind, tightening it's grip with each stitch. Thank you.


  • Poet Raja
    November 15, 2005
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    Excellent!!!

    Chithu, as usual you have sculpted a wonderful poem with your words flwoing smoothly and your thoughts wise. The last two lines took me by surprise, wow, what a way to finish!!!

    If eyes are the window to our soul, face tells the story of our life all that has happened and all that we have enjoyed/endured. Simply wonderful.

    Love and blessings from Coimbatore - Joel -

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