Avowal of Ardent .1

Avowal of Ardent .1

A Poem by Mrudula Rani

Reliance

Nowise Will i ensky any to attain heaven,
nor be inhold of cenotaph of passion,
On no account aim to subsume all I intent.
Such onuses me seldom, I am complacent.
Withal lest I can't enclasp you often,
I befit a rendition of sorrow I reckon.

© 2019 Mrudula Rani


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This reads almost like a verse from a holy book. I dont mean that in a a*s kissing or condescending way, it just has a kind of gravity to it. The words you use are erudite and otherworldly. I'm assuming by labeling this as "1", there are either more to come in the same vein or another interpretation in a different format. It's a great start to something big I think.

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Mrudula Rani

5 Years Ago

I do identify that the adoration we feel for others has a pure and divine quality. I am delighted th.. read more



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your epitaph will be ethereal expressions on a cenotaph of paper prayers that embraces all those who witness ergo your sorrow is unfounded dear Mrudula:)

Posted 4 Years Ago


Mrudula Rani

4 Years Ago

It is very comforting to know that Robert dear. Thank you.
You delve deeper and deeper dear Mrudula in the world of mystery and self. Humans build edifices only to crumble and lose meaning when replaced by another icon or idea. We are ever changing but we want to hold on to permanence. Powerful verbiage and wording.
Have a great one.

Posted 5 Years Ago


Mrudula Rani

4 Years Ago

Thank you dear Sami for your very kind thoughts, I appreciate it truly.
Sami Khalil

4 Years Ago

You are welcome muchly....
The command of scripture or holy teachings to temper human feeling is a challenging command. Our natural impulse is to grasp and love with everything in us because of the way our love for others makes us feel so full.

When I think of my children, especially, I struggle with any idea of denying my love’s primacy, because my love for them does consume me at times.

You pose a serious question for us here in your own working out of the idea. Can we let go of the temporal to make way for the eternal? It’s the primary struggle for the eternally minded. Your words say you are determined. I admire that.

As ever, Mrudula, you offer intellectual food for thought. I do enjoy that about your work.

Posted 5 Years Ago


Mrudula Rani

4 Years Ago

When I read your words Eilis, I have a mental image of you ... especially when I read your writings.. read more
ahahahha .... ohhhhhhhhhhhhh to be enclasped often!! your fun with words gives me a fine chuckle ... we put many things on all kinds of pedestals .. holding passions in or sublimating them to cold monuments will never do eh!? long distance longing at the least melancholy ... then sad when overcome .. totally enjoyed your wordage ... and it does contain a serious emotive expression once one cuts through with a good dictionary ;))))))))))))))))))) love this Doc! so glad you posted ...
E.

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Mrudula Rani

4 Years Ago

Your reviews are an assurance and ameliorate my writings dear E. thank you for your generous heart .. read more
Einstein Noodle

4 Years Ago

totally back at ya ... i think you have a beautiful mind ... and you write stimulating poetry
I got a strong feeling here of a desire or wish that is not forthcoming and that leaves sorrow in its wake. I am not sure dear Mrudula whether I have interpreted your meaning as you intended. All I can tell you is what your rich and unusual language made me feel. All good wishes dear poet.

Chris

Posted 5 Years Ago


Mrudula Rani

5 Years Ago

Extolment of caress of loved one more than any thing in the world ... is in a way dismal. Thank you .. read more
' Such onuses me seldom, I am complacent..' Does that mean you want someone or... the sadness of being without?! Don't know if i want an explanation or need remain in a linguistic numbness!i#

Your extraordinary language: walks between a mysterious code and words from once upon a time. But, at the very end you add, ' I reckon' - which in that context is very 'Now. '

However you lay your words, the result seems to hang in the air, as if either teasing or creating a way of give-take or dilute. Fascinating, mysterious.

Posted 5 Years Ago


emmajoy

5 Years Ago

Thank you so very much... people laugh at my enthusiasm for the game but brothers were both players.. read more
Mrudula Rani

5 Years Ago

I understand the passion for the game. Emma, whole country ( here) goes completely nuts when Brasil'.. read more
emmajoy

5 Years Ago

There's something precious about a sport, whatever it is, can unite a country to such a stage.. one .. read more
This reads almost like a verse from a holy book. I dont mean that in a a*s kissing or condescending way, it just has a kind of gravity to it. The words you use are erudite and otherworldly. I'm assuming by labeling this as "1", there are either more to come in the same vein or another interpretation in a different format. It's a great start to something big I think.

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Mrudula Rani

5 Years Ago

I do identify that the adoration we feel for others has a pure and divine quality. I am delighted th.. read more

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Added on October 31, 2019
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