dear Rati, hi... thanks for the "voice" you wrote on Kritya's last issue... yes, poetry is not dead and can't die. in Europe, in the west many people say that poetry (and art at all) is dead, it's Hegel's own idea since 1800! poetry is a revelation and a worship. poetry is like bread for me, and not only for me. that's all i can say about poetry... when you use words you have a power; that's not your own power, but words' power. and so you work for God, and your voice is God's voice, and your fingers are His... but the darkness works against you, because you are in touch with holy and saint things...

i love poetry and life and love in poetry. be happy, you're so great!
massimo

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What a wonderful issue, Rati!!

Ward

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Hello Rati,

congratulations to your committment to the divine art of poetry,

restpectfully,

Kevin

www.Kevin Kiely.com

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dear mem,

i read the september issue of kritya and very fine.......

long live the kritya......

abhijit payeng
wardha
 

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Dear Dr. Rati Saxena,

I recently came across the website of Kritya, and I
extend my heartfelt congratulations for your
commendable work. I very much like the artwork on the
website and the potent description of the "Kritya." I
myself try to completely abide by it in my writings.

I feel inclined to share my first book of poems,
recently published by Sanbun Publishers, New Delhi,
with you. I have hereby taken the liberty of sending a
softcopy (in PDF format) of the book for your review.
I would be glad to send a hardcopy if you would want.
I would be very pleased to know what you think of it
and would look forward to receive any response and
feedback you would have.

Thank you very much,

With best wishes for the continued success of Kritya,

Vishal Prabhu

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Dear Madom,

I feel happy to read "Fired by poetry"

I am Buhari, an advocate in profession. Also, I run two institutions:
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF COMPUTERS ELECTRONICS AND COMMERCE AND GLOBAIT
INTERACTION SOFTECH, Trivandrum.

I wrote two articles "JESTICS DONE", "MY FINEST DAYS WITH THE
INDUSTRIAL MAGNET THANGAL KUNJU MUSALIAR"

The first one deals in case law witch I representent for a alliged
criminal act by an Indian expartiates in Abu Dhabi. The second one is
an autobiographical sketh the business magnet who scored five times
National award for export.

I do not know whether the two topics elicit interest within the ambit
of online magazine.

Anyway please do assis me to publish the articles in any online forum.
Which, I hope you could.

With warm regards

Sincerely yours

Sd/-

M.S.M. Buhari

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To,
RATI Saxena
Editor-Kritya


Rati ji,

dream of a time,when no road was, come take the footpath, way with me.
फुटपाथ पर आपका स्वागत है।

Thanks & regards
देव प्रकाश चौधरी


http://www.foothpath-addebazi.blogspot.com<http://www.foothpath-addebazi.blogspot.com

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Dear Ms Ratiji:

Thanks for calling my attention to the new issue.
Is the same Tambimuutu, the Eliot exegete who collaborated with Rajan"?
I don't the context but it is not much the form, the garb as the theme of the epics the epics that more importantly drew the large audiences. The themes are blodd related, apart of faith and ethos, which unfortuately now appears to be getting eroded.
All the best.
I wish Kritya holds a meet in Delhi at least in one the many coming years.
Rama Rao

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Hi,
Thank you for the mail.
You are doing a great thing. Just going through the new issue.
Best ,
Savithri

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Dear Ratiji,

Thanks for your kind mail.Just now skimmed through lthe atest issue of Kritya.First I wish to congratulate you on your excellent record of bringing out each issue by the end of the month. Truely remarkable accomlishment.Hebrew poems are really nice.Book review was quite interesting. More detailed response follows.
Cheers,
chandra mouli.