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SOMETHING I LOOK AT -68 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY I know you love me i love you too whenever we meet our eyes dance in joy hearts whisper, lips quiver but i love you we fumble to murmur I reciprocate your love you feel my feelings but our love is not the way it is understood so unique and different let it be where it is in the heart of our hearts where we truly live Never let our love come out very few will understand it very few know what love is all about it will be too much to bear if you go down in the eyes of other i can not see the petals of our love wilting under the scorching heat of sun, pears of shower  and the chill winter playing havoc with all that we jealously treasure Let that bud of love blossom into a beautiful flower with all its fragrance and colour nothing can snatch it away from us, our love, our only possession so dearly conserved in our heart We know and respect each other share our moments of agony and ecstasy we too apprecia

Good Morning and Welcome dear adorable readers, members and poetic personalities to “HAPPY SATURDAY WITH AN EMINENT POET” an interview program jointly organized by POEMarium by Dr. Nk Sharma and WRITERS” MIRROR, ASSAM, INDIA Today we are glad to present an Interview with Smruti Ranjan Mohanty, an eminent poet of international repute from Odisha. Bipul Kalita:-Good Morning and Welcome dear Sir, to the interview program. Would you say a few words about yourself? Smruti Ranjan Mohanty:- A very simple man who has accepted life as it is. No complaints, no regrets, no looking back. Happy as I am. Life is full and beautiful amidst duty, plants, pets and poetry. By the by, I am Smruti Ranjan Mohanty, O.F.S, son of Raj Kishore and Shantilata Mohanty  from Padmapur, Jagatsingpur, Odisha. I work as Finance Officer in Govt of Ofisha. I am a multilingual poet, essayist and writer. My write ups are published in newspapers and in various national and international magazines, journals and ant

Thanks and gratitude to eminent poet and literary critic Prof Cijo Joseph Chennelil for writing a beautiful critical appreciation on my poem SOMETHING I LOOK AT-65.Thank you very much sir for your wonderful words Smurtiji, Your poem  titled"Something I Look At 65"is a poem that narrates an evergreen love affair that never fades away or withers out,in fact it does have an enduring and endeavouring impact,that teenage love still creates myriad emotions of joy and happiness in the interiors of the interiors of the heart,the freshness of that amorous play is still retained,the exchanges of letters,waiting in the bus stops,in the first encounter in the corridors of the school building and the first occasion of falling in love are adequately and aptly described in the poem,even now when that sensation of love is looked at,the same feelings,emotions and sentiments are aroused.Kudos to you for composing such a well-versed poem. Cijo Joseph Chennelil Kuravilangad.All Copyrights