” My Mask too fine and serene,
My smile ugly, words worthless
The mask is torn to pieces
Still I wear a self conscious laugh….”
These lines are still reverberating in my ears. I know that my words are not enough powerful to write about Nandhitha. Her serene soul thirsted for something that she had missed in her journey of life. She left the world because she never wanted to wear the mask. The lines in the poems were fresh and pure as it was not written for the public. The dreams, hopes and the feeling of loss melted into her pen and something still remains strange. She was adored by her parents her brother and the people around her but the intensity of love was beyond everything, that brutally taken away her mind. I was surprised by these poems and more by the poet. She might have been truthful to her life but she got married. Without doubt Nanditha and her poems will be remembered in the hearts of all those who values their lives.
3 comments:
29 June 2008 at 20:16
ya u r true...der r some lives...they come like flowers...they give away beauty..they give away fragrance..den suddenly one day they give themselves away to the soil..nobody knows the reason...nobody can imagine or find a reason..Aptly as sugathakumari puts it" Nandita enna penkuttiyum athu pole pettennu mrithiyude karangal pidichavalaanu". She had many stars in her mind...shining stars...which belonged only 2 her...
- Renjith
17 July 2008 at 03:01
” My Mask too fine and serene,
My smile ugly, words worthless
The mask is torn to pieces
Still I wear a self conscious laugh….”
17 July 2008 at 03:01
Renjith Thanks to leave the commnet. I am not bale to opne you blog can you send the link?
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