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Hi mam,
first i would like to congrats u for completing one year in this
travel. I cant say that i am fan of "kritya". last two month i
am reader of kritya. but u hv good enthusiastic and young
editorial team, so its not far away to kritya family to achive
ur goal.The thoughts of Suma really very perfect to all upcoming
poets. I appreciates all ur divisions with "KRITYA" for many
like me.
can only gv all the best to u n ur team. thanks for opening door
for new comers.
special thanks to suma
regards
Ar. Sunil M. Deshpande
2, sunder-jeet appt, opp S B I dashmesh-nagar,
Jyotinagar
aurangabad 431005
tel. 0240 2333183 , cell 94222 02506, e-mail sunidesh2001@gmail.com
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Rati Ji
I liked your poem “I am in Udaipur” in your previous issue.
The flow, symbolism, imagery and all are so wonderful I love
this poem.
The last part of “fourth daughter” is very touchy.
An additional dimension is that my birth place Banswara is very
close
to Udaipur. I have vivid memory of Udaipur as I studied there
and it
is close to my heart.
“She returned home” by you and Grandfather by Manglesh Dabral
are also quite nice.
-Harihar Jha
Melbourne
dear rati
it was nice meeting you at thrissur. i came back and saw your
site. it
is very good. infact it is exactely what i wanted to do but
could not!
may be some day i will be able to achieve what you have done so
well.
i am submitting a poem for your consideration. plse see and if
you
think it can go into the site plse use it.
with warm regards
prathibah nanadakumar
Name : prathibha nandakumar
Address : 119, Flat 404,
Shravanthi Pride1, 12th A cross
J P Nagar 3rd phase
Bangalore 560 078
Phone : 9845285254
Fax :
Email :
prathibhanandakumar@gmail.com
Dear Rati -
I started this file on International Women's Day, hence the date
"The Map Is Not the Territory" - has never been published in any
form.
“Can You Whitewash the Spirit?” appeared in The Temple, edited
by
Charles Potts, Tsunami, Inc., 2001. He is a poet who lives in
Walla
Walla, Washington. Charles is no longer publishing The Temple,
but he does continue to
publish books. He has a web site, which I must track down.
Thanks for your time and attention.
Sincerely,
Christina Pacosz
Name : Navneet Sharma
Address : Chief Sub Editor, Dainik Jagran, Banoi, Dharmsala
HImachal Pradesh
Phone : 09418150512
Fax : 01892233828
Email :
thisisvikrant@yahoo.com
This is a wonderful venture. Congratulations to you
all. It soothes to go through speaking and forceful poems. I
shall download the Hindi fonts next time.
Thanks again.
Enjoyed the issue, a good
read. Some very fine poems.
a.d. winans
Dear Rati,
I received your submission call for Kritya at this address. I
have actually seen Kritya before through the link you posted to
the Wompo list, and enjoyed it. I'm sure I'll look at it again
in the future.
However, these email addresses (fringepoetry@gmail;
fringecriticism@gmail ; etc) are reserved for receiving
submissions to our online journal only. If you (or anyone you
know) would like to review our submission guidelines at http://fringemagazine.org/submissions.htm
and submit work to Fringe, we will be happy to read it.
But please reserve these emails for the purpose of submitting
work to Fringe only.
Many thanks, and keep up with your good work on Kritya.
Anna Lena Phillips
Poetry Editor
Fringe
Dear Rati ji,
Thanks for the mail.Hearty congratulations to you and all
the concerned with kritya on the occasion of stepping into
second year. Are you planning a special issue?The current issue
is fabulous.We ,lovers of poetry ,have been tasting splendid
feast month after month.Thanks once again.
Chandra mouli,
Hyderabad.
Read some of them,
Pramod Mathew has good promises beautiful love poems could be
for god love also the first one. The idea of giving address,
email, phone is good in each case- I will read further.
But Ratiji, I am yet to know more about the book released
written by you-
Regards,
Aju Mukhopadhyay
Rati, this is another beautiful issue. The Publisher of the
Magazine I write for loved the article so much, he wanted it for
his magazine. Thanks for being such an incredible person and
friend.
Nate.
Dear Rati Saxena-ji,
Many thanks for your so kindly leading us to an interesting
e-publication.
Manoj Das
Hi there!
First of all I think I owe you a big THANKS for this wonderful
poems you shared with us in your awesome website. I really
enjoyed my time reading Kritya .
I read about this site also about Mrs. Saxena, her life & poetry
in Golestaneh, a culture & arts monthly of my country, (you may
be familiar with Golestaneh)only a few hours ago. I was so
impressed by the article , her poems & Ideas that I turned my
computer on immediately. I couldn?t stop reading though I got a
bad sore eye & I?m glad I didn?t! Now I can proudly call myself
one of Rati Saxena?s fans. She, another synonym for love.
Another perspective of Indian woman.
Along with this note there?s a poem of mine, originally written
in English.
THANKS A LOT
One of the thousands fans & friends of yours in Iran.
Mitra.Sh
shokrollahi_mi@yahoo.com
wooden
Music gets into your eyes
among the pine trees and fire smoke
in a cold silent afternoon with wooden eyes
and a wooden leg.
The windy road, wet.
The smell of a burning thing
a thing you don't know.
You are hunted by a dead brownish look
which drops on your face
a vague feeling
a sudden blow
and torments cling to the sands
in five separate lines,
lingering in tides and waves.
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