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dear shri. madathil. r nair,
great work; after a long break; as though longing for this.
regards
ramachandran
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Very good poem Nair. Continue writing....
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Sir , this is an excellent poem giving us a 'slice of life'. The 'dosa' may also be considered a symbol of the 'vicious circle' she is placed in.
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The life and times of a typical Indian housewife well portrayed Nairji, in this well penned poem.
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sir,
as usual, the poem is realistic and brought her in front of me....appreciate ! keep up the good work....
regards
subhash..
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Almost missed this poem as I was travelling. She is there in flesh and blood before me. Great work.
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Sir, I always love reading you. There is magic in your artistry. Through this beautiful poem you've brought out an ordinary character such an artistic way. Thank you
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Thanks Sathees. As usual you are great support.
Vinatha-ji, Indian women make dosas (not pancakes) for their husbands as mine does and makes big claims. I do appreciate her culinary prowess although I am inebriate most of the time. Sunanda was known as Pushkar, not Nair. God knows if Tharoor was one although he is from my region. Even if he is, I wouldn't like to see the surname Nair linked with a tragedy. Thanks for your appreciation.
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The worst case scenarion - Bramacharini even while in holy matri,momy .
i would like it if you substitute Dosas for Pncakes . for Pancakes are breakfast itembut dosas can be eaten morning, afternion and night !
Great poem just like all the other poems you write . Specially the Sunanda Nair poem . Alas , she has become a poem !
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One can have all the happiness in the world with in the family circle. The ladies are with a down to earth attitude find it and live on it without loosing its freshness. On the other hand the men with the XY-factor are lost in the mirage of the egoistic self satisfaction forgetting their loved ones and forcing them into desperation and sadness.
This truth has been described here very passionately by this compassionate poet by these magical words. Thanks Madathil-ji.
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