Dust as an ornament I have adorned myself with the emblazing Sun amalgamating light of hope making me shine like Gold
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I am adorned in dust weighing me down the quiescent body a prisoner to its rules inhaling exhaling the heavy air
by Kritika
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Impressive about me is my eagerness to try everything. Self Motivation is a fixed gear of my creativity vehicle provoking me to dance to the tune of optimism. Yoga and books are the two transducers of this victim which have helped to be straightforward and open minded. Improvement is the second gear which is under construction and will always be undergoing changes simultaneously achieving different goals. There are other supporting gears with less of speed more of energy. This is KRITIKA π
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Beautiful poem, Kritika! A masterpiece of imagery and symbolism. The photo complements the poem perfectly, the dust shining like gold in the sunlight. But “all that glitters is not gold!” The speaker “adorns” herself in dust, a way of mourning for the dead, and feels weighed down, imprisoned, and breathing heavy air.
Not sure if this is the intended meaning, but the poem describes the isolation, sickness, and death experienced during covid19 perfectly!
This is an amazing interpretation Cheryl and very likely near to what I had in mind. Though did not thought about the extreme of it but yes a sadness it does expresses. Frankly, now I too am lost of what made me write this. I myself was unsure of this piece which I fluently wrote.
Thank you so much for the beautiful comment π Hope you are keeping well.
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Thank you so much Nawazish π π
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This is just beautiful!
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You are very welcome!
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Wow!!!π Lot of new wordsπ
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Sparkling and happy. Thank you π (Heart)
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Beautiful poem, Kritika! A masterpiece of imagery and symbolism. The photo complements the poem perfectly, the dust shining like gold in the sunlight. But “all that glitters is not gold!” The speaker “adorns” herself in dust, a way of mourning for the dead, and feels weighed down, imprisoned, and breathing heavy air.
Not sure if this is the intended meaning, but the poem describes the isolation, sickness, and death experienced during covid19 perfectly!
All the best! Cheryl
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This is an amazing interpretation Cheryl and very likely near to what I had in mind. Though did not thought about the extreme of it but yes a sadness it does expresses. Frankly, now I too am lost of what made me write this. I myself was unsure of this piece which I fluently wrote.
Thank you so much for the beautiful comment π Hope you are keeping well.
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This poem expresses well the pearls of shining in the spotlight.
Like a Hollywood or Bollywood star, you may glitter like gold.
But the weight of being in the spotlight all the time starts to drag you down and you start losing the essence of who you really are.
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Wow. This is an amazing interpretation. Thank you so much for sharing this. π π
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That is so beautifully written and now I have to go to the dictionary as I’m learning some new vocabulary.
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Pleased to know you found my writing to be beautiful. Thank you so much Cindy π (Hug)
I am glad to share. π
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I most definitely did!!!
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I always do Kritika!!!! π€
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Beautiful Kritika. I love this one and can feel the weight of it as the lines stack on one another. Beautifully done. πππ·
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Thank you so much kindly for this super awesome comment. I am happy the weight of the words was felt. π π (Heart)(Flower)
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Excellent, Kritika! This is profound writing.
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Delighted you liked it. Thank you so much kindly π
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You are welcome dear. π
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Wow, beautifully penned π
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Happy you liked it. Thank you Era π (Blue Heart)
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The pic and the words make a statement Kritika. Deep thoughts β₯οΈ
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I am happy the combo worked well. Thank you so much kindly for appreciating the thought π π
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Such a lovelly write Kritika.
A hug from Portugal π
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Hugging you back. Thank you so much Irina for appreciating π π
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The opening line is exceedingly good!
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Thank you so much Benjamin for appreciating π
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Welcome π
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wow the imagery and symbolism is so brilliant…
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Awesome you enjoyed the read. Thank you so much for appreciating kindly π π
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great writing! beauty yet trepidation …
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Thank you kindly π π
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you’re most welcome!
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Simply great! Loved the way you penned this…so much depth…
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Happy you loved it. Thank you so much Piyush for appreciating π
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