hello iraiva.. ennachu unakku? kuzhandaigalaiye eduthuchelgiraye angu edhavadu palli nadathugiraya? gujarathil mannil puthaithai kumbakonathil theeyil erithai ippozhudhu keralathil pathinainthu kuzhandaigalai neerinil moozhgadithai.. pirappavargal anaivarum irappar endru ninaithukkondaalum nee konjum ullangalaye target pannuvadhu eno..? rathakaateriyaai maaruvathai niruthikkol ...ulagathai than pokkil suzhalavidhu allthu kudumbamagavavadu eduthuchel undan thiruvadikku nenjam thudikkude neenthamudiyaamal pona kuzhandaigalukkaka irunduvittu pogiren naathiganai nee appavavathu thirunduvaaya paarpom.. dear lord what happened to you you are taking away quite a lot of kids running a school there? in gujarat you buried them in mud in kumbakonam it was in fire now in kerala it is in water whoever is born is destined to die but why take konjum..kiddies? stop being a monstor and if u must take away lives take them as families my heart beats for those wailing families and those kids who could not swim to safety let me be a non-believer of god and see if you change... hi seena its just that a feeling is more pronounced in ones own mother tongue..my sister sunkan often tells me to write in english.. i can but sometimes words flow in tamil... sathya
Hi Sathya, I always read your posts, though I do not understand it. Could you pls clear what you have written about Kerala? Thanks,
Thanks Sathya, for the Eng version. The poem is good, and it was very difficult to watch that scene in TV. As you said, writing in our mother tongue gives full satisfaction.Thank you, write more.
Nice poem, satya. I had written a similar poem on tsunami and presented it in London in the English poets' association for fund raising. Here it is, Oh, Indian ocean! what wrong did we do? We went to your beaches to get air But you have taken the wind out of us Our children were happily collecting pebbles You have reduced them to pebbles We thought our civilisation will flourish and you will nourish us But you have chosen us to perish Oh, Indian ocean! what wrong did we do?
