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At 3:04pm on July 30, 2011, Joyce Evans-Campbell said…: I'm off working on a deadline for my memoirs. And writing poems as they come or go. I'm only as far as an e-mail.

At 7:59pm on July 24, 2011, Joyce Evans-Campbell said…: Hello, Padmavani, I see you're keeping up the good work. I've been reading your poems. Bravo.

At 3:40am on May 24, 2011, Divya Sachdeva said…: Hi Padmavani,

Was out due to my sister;s wedding. So could not respond earlier.

Please find my blog @

http://divyasachdeva.blog.com/

Will look forward for your comments

At 12:04pm on May 23, 2011, Elizabeth Young said…: Padmavani, there is a small epistle waiting for you in the comments section of my blog!

At 9:35am on May 13, 2011, Deborah Batterman said…: And thank you, Padmavani, for discovering me here and finding your way to my blog. There is something about 'lipstick,' isn't there, and I really appreciated your comment.

At 5:01pm on May 2, 2011, Elizabeth Young said…: Wow, I am going to have this excert written out in fountain pen on beautiful paper and then have it framed. It will sit on my desk to remind me of you and thought that went into finding the verse for me. Thank you dear friend!

At 4:01pm on May 1, 2011, Elizabeth Young said…: Dear Padmavani,

I am overcome with joy at the letter I received from Maureen Doallas today concerning the prize which you won in the competition on her website, but requested be forwarded to me. This honour is truly humbling and the book is something I will always treasure. The generosity which both of you exhibit is inspirational.

Many thanks,

Elizabeth.

At 5:57pm on March 9, 2011, Sue Hand said…: Just read "Common Ground" - I really enjoyed your poem - the images are very rich and sensual, definitely draw you in to the "story" of the piece. The pace in I and II propels you forward. Great writing. I'm hoping for the relationship to build anew!

Sue

At 11:09am on March 6, 2011, Pamela Toler said…: Hello Padmavani:

Nothing of my mom's on-line, I'm afraid. (I'm going to have to harass her about that. She has two poetry chapbooks for sale and no samples.) I have a couple of blogposts on my Red Room page.

At 10:09am on March 3, 2011, Pamela Toler said…: Padmavani: Thanks for the kind comment. My mother is still an active writer: this afternoon she's recording some of her poetry for a podcast contest.

At 12:58am on March 3, 2011, Mother On the Go said…: I am new here. For comfrot sake, thot i will contact an Indian first. Hi there! i blog at www.mothersonthego.com. will visit your site. Looking forward to your friendship.thanks

At 10:17am on February 28, 2011, Sue Rowland said…: Hi Padmavani, thanks for taking the time to comment. I visited your site and enjoy reading your poems. Looking forward to talking more and sharing. Joy on the journey, Sue

At 8:40pm on February 21, 2011, Elizabeth Young said…: Thank you Padmavani! That picture was taken at my son's wedding a few years ago. I love hats!

At 7:32am on February 21, 2011, M. Sparks said…: Very nice of you Padmavan, and no I don't. Look forward to reading more on your work and thank you for the friendship.

Best Regards,

- Marsha

At 12:42pm on February 18, 2011, Elizabeth Young said…: O.K! Humour was the way I survived having four teenagers...

At 5:50am on February 17, 2011, Maureen E. Doallas said…: Will be in touch, Padmavani. Thank you.

At 6:29am on January 24, 2011, Antoinette Ballerini said…: Have been blessed indeed and gratitude to you dear Padmavani.

Antoinette

At 11:54pm on January 23, 2011, Cassandra Wiseman said…: Hi Padma, Thank you for your kind comments on my attempts at a blog. This is all new to me and I am very grateful for any support. I loved reading your poems too. I have a little Padma that lives with us, sometimes, a beautiful three year old girl full of life and kindness. It's nice to meet another one!

Best,

Cassandra

At 7:08pm on January 3, 2011, Maureen E. Doallas said…: Padma, I finally got a minute to visit your blog (great name!).

Your "i see you have left" carries the weight we all know from having to say goodbyes in a hospital room. You set the scene well. Your lines "in the silence of a broken house, / i hear animal sounds" is powerful.

"he is going home on a train" is evocative, elegiac.

I'd like to invite you to post sometime at One Shoot Wednesday at One Stop Poetry. It's a great forum for introducing yourself to other online poets.

Thank you for sharing your work. ~ Maureen

At 5:24pm on January 2, 2011, Joyce Evans-Campbell said…: Hi Padmavani, thank you so much. It's so inspiring to read and to be read. I may be a bit later on posting because I'm on deadline for our memoir. I'll message you when I post, and I'll keep reading your post. Thanks again.

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