Because the patron of this blog, SB has praised some poems here and we could gain more traffic- at least for a day.
If I had not said that eighty percent of the traffic we get here comes from TCWJ., I wouldn't feel embarrassed.
This, as a blogger. But as an individual, I am grateful to SB for the vote of confidence.
Thank you.
Great to know...really great... a real acknowledgement to your poems. Enna pola jadangalukku puriyalai, indha ulagathukku purinja sari.
ReplyDeleteசார் , ப்ளீஸ் , புரியாத மாதிரி எழுதறேங்கறத சான்ஸ் கிடைக்கிறபோதெல்லாம் குத்தி குத்தி காட்டறீங்களே - மனசு வலிக்குது .
ReplyDeletenice!
ReplyDeletekeep writing!
-ashu
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ReplyDeleteA poem written in his home is often understood beyond that mountain
ReplyDeletewhat can the poet do but seed the wind?
Then, can he possibly keep track of where his words end up? And in what manner they have taken root?
To be honest, it amazes me that what gets written here gets called as poetry.
ReplyDeleteThere is something in me that keeps reminding me that I am a very mediocre person. So when someone tells this is good and so on, I have difficulty believing that.
There are two possible reasons for me feeling the way I do: 1. It is the reader who finds it good, and more than that, 2. It happens to be written that way by accident.
Anyway thanks for the encouragement.