Comments received on poems by Laraib Fatima



Whispers of the Pleasure District: A Tale of Lahore’s After-Dark Secrets
Soman Ragavan said:

From my comments on the poem \"Grave of the fireflies” by Ayla Fathima on “allpoetry.com”
Plus my comments on the poem “Whispers of the Pleasure District: A Tale of Lahore’s After-Dark Secrets” by Fatima Laraib on “mypoeticside.com”

Vibrant Oddities – comments on the poem \"Grave of the Fireflies\" on “allpoetry.com”
Vibrant Oddities says in his comments “…many moons ago.”
See the following :
http://robert.foo.my/2009/10/many-moons-come-many-moons-go.html

“This is a story of a Red Indian couple who just got married.

After six months,......... the wife has not conceived. So the couple went to seek the help of the Red \'Chief\' who is also the tribe\'s medicine man.

Indian said to the chief: \"Many moons come, many moons go; I come, baby no come, how come?\"

Chief to Indian: \"Young man, go to the ninth mountain over there and come back after nine months\".

After nine months the Indian came back to the village.. He went to his wife and saw his wife carrying a baby. At once he pulled the wife to see the Chief.

He said to the Chief: \"Many moons come, many moons go, I no come, baby come, how come?\"

The Chief turned to the wife for an answer.

The wife said: \"Many moons come, many moons go, you no come, many men come.\"

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Soman Ragavan. 30 September, 2023. //
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September 29th, 2023 20:58

“Why Them Others?”
Sunsetmet said:

Thats a good way of putting things into context nicely written thanks

August 14th, 2023 17:18

“Why Them Others?”
peto said:

So many questions
Beautifully written
The killer ending I believe is the most important
Thought provoking pleasure

August 13th, 2023 03:25

Untamed Duality
Doggerel Dave said:

This most certainly does itch my mind. As a male too old not to objectify women’s bodies to some degree, I like modest dress as it gives one element of my mind a rest for a change…. I can focus on the person in any interactions I may have.
However, modest dress is symbolic. I am a longstanding atheist/agnostic, and while totally tolerant of other’s beliefs as a part of them, have a lingering worry that somehow one or other of the religions will impinge on my own freedom.
Apologies – this does nothing to resolve your conundrum so well expressed, but I have enough trouble with my own……


August 4th, 2023 19:29

Untamed Duality
Pop64 said:

The last line of this really speaks to the reader, allowing us to grasp the multitude of identities the many have and yet share. Wonderful write!

August 4th, 2023 09:14

Whispers of the Pleasure District: A Tale of Lahore’s After-Dark Secrets
Doggerel Dave said:

Courageous. Let\'s hear more from you and a world I know little or nothing about.

August 3rd, 2023 17:57

Whispers of the Pleasure District: A Tale of Lahore’s After-Dark Secrets
Parisab said:

Women exploitation is colorless, stateless, and has many religions and disbelief-it’s what we leave behind for our children in terms of how to treat one another-thank you also for recognizing the Persian golden era (pre-mogul) of poetry and philosophy belonging to many women of that era and area-thanks for the important write-

August 3rd, 2023 11:58