Sure Amitha, please befriend me on FB so I can connect you.
On FB as Y.r.Radhika
El 11 ene. 2018 8:35 p. m., "Amitha Singh" escribió:
> Hi Radhika,
>
> Could you please invite me too to the poetry group. I've been writing
> poetry for over a decade now and await the release of my first book of
>
Woohoo..the wordsmiths are coming out of the woodwork!
I have no clue about the publication of written workhow is it done
these days?
Cheers, Amitha. It can't be an easy route.
Deepa.
On Fri, Jan 12, 2018 at 10:05 AM, Amitha Singh
wrote:
> Hi Radhika,
>
> Could you please invite me too to
Hi Radhika,
Could you please invite me too to the poetry group. I've been writing
poetry for over a decade now and await the release of my first book of
poems titled "A Simple World, A Simple Rule" soon.
Regards,
Amitha
On 11 Jan 2018 11:38 pm, "Radhika, Y." wrote:
> Deepa and Vani,
> You migh
“Just Mohit”
Regards,
Mohit
> On 12-Jan-2018, at 07:35, Radhika, Y. wrote:
>
> Hi Mohit
>
> Sure. Please send me your FB name so I can add you.
>
> Cheers.
> Radhika
Hi Mohit
Sure. Please send me your FB name so I can add you.
Cheers.
Radhika
Hi Radhika
Could you please invite me to this group as well? I will be grateful.
Poetry has become my refuge from the madness that seems to now inhabit the
world around me. Specifically, Hindi/Urdu poetry.
Regards,
Mohit
> On 11-Jan-2018, at 23:38, Radhika, Y. wrote:
>
> Deepa and Vani,
> Y
On Thu, Jan 11, 2018 at 10:44 PM Vani Murarka
wrote:
> Yes, that dreadful question that puts hapless students in a spot: "So? What
> is the poet saying?" :-) exacerbated by the teacher's frustration and
> "shoulds" :-)
>
*shudder*
I was a dunce who barely scraped by Hindi.
English, on the oth
Deepa and Vani,
You might be interested in Tisha shrivastava' s Poettery group on FB. Are
you on FB? I can invite you.
Radhika
Deepa,
> Ironically, both of us, if we were to
> meet, might be so comfortable in our bubbles that our minds might not reach
> out to each other!
>
Oh! In that case good that we've met online first and our minds are already
reaching out to each other.
> Looking at your links. Haven't read cont
Found your response very interesting. Ironically, both of us, if we were to
meet, might be so comfortable in our bubbles that our minds might not reach
out to each other!
Looking at your links. Haven't read contemporary Hindi poetry in a long
while. Not all the totrure of Hindi as a "subject" up
In the online world, I have heavily unfollowed people who
1. Are very toxic - irrespective of their position on any ideology spectrum
2. Post only their personal party pictures and such
This is because dissipation of mental energy directly impacts my health,
productivity and happiness now. I am ac
Hi Bruce,
First of allI don't know you, and may not recognize you if I see you in
person. But I have followed you on this list. The email you've written is
sad in tone, and I'd just like to offer an unconditional hug for the way
things are with you right now. There is no self-pity in facing
On Tue, Jan 9, 2018 at 1:44 PM Udhay Shankar N wrote
about filter bubbles and such:
I am aware, sometimes sharply aware, that I occupy just such a
filterbubble. I'm not happy about it, and it worries me. OTOH, the
stupid hurts so much!
Much as I dislike Facebook, it brings me into contact w
On Tue, Jan 9, 2018 at 1:44 PM Udhay Shankar N wrote:
> This piece [1], on one of THE hotbutton topics of the last year, caught my
> attention. The background of the writer (one of Facebook's earliest
> investors and a longtime mentor of Mark Zuckerberg) makes it more
> disquieting. It's a long b
Udhay,
Your Offline strategy is the one I most use. I have to treat the online
option with great care because I get easily depressed when I see the number
of trolls that abound. In person, there is greater respect for viewpoints
all round. I remember talking with a young Southerner (can't rememb
I’m a tad conflicted about consuming opposing viewpoints. While I try and
read a variety of sources, and will double check most stories of note,
there is a line I try not to cross. Because of a general distrust of
sources available to us, there seems to be a growing view that the average
must be tr
This piece [1], on one of THE hotbutton topics of the last year, caught my
attention. The background of the writer (one of Facebook's earliest
investors and a longtime mentor of Mark Zuckerberg) makes it more
disquieting. It's a long but worthwhile read, which I recommend.
The need for being open
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