49 Comments on who am i?

1. Don't stress. Let the novelty touch you. I did my thesis on his works and fell in love with the ideas he espoused. 🙂

2. I was just wondering why there were no capital letters, and that's when I got the answer below the post 🙂 This surely is a novel approach 🙂 Appreciate the I's and the depth you've achieved in creating the poem !!

3. I loved your take on i … speacially 'take me as i am' 🙂 beautiful.

4. Nice interpretation of I. Also the formatting look really cool…Like it a lot.

5. I is and I am. A subtle yet deep reference to aham brahmasmi. Lovely poem.

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6. this post really …i for impressed me 🙂

7. and you are enough!

8. wow!!! You are Incredible, Intelligent, Intuitive <3 and I love you!!!! A lovely post and thanks for the piece of information about Cummins

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9. I is for interesting. A very different form of poetry this one.

10. wow!! This poem is going to stay with me for a long time!

11. Beautiful poem. Take me as I am. So similar to what I said. Great minds think alike? 😛

12. Yes, we should question the use of capital letters for writing our names. One of the American authors I like is bell hooks, also because she writes her name with no capital letter :). Nice tribute you have given to i, all those i's there are in i, and of course to eec 🙂

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13. loved it completely 🙂 very well written 🙂 sometimes words really cant to justice to who we really are!

14. And that's very impressive and incredible interpretation 🙂 ♥

15. Wow, loved you take on i. Finding that one person who loves us as we are for what we are is tough but definitely possible 🙂

16. Loved it loved it. Loved the presentation Shailaja.. Very very creative.

17. It's really amazing, isn't it? One switch in perspective 🙂 Thanks Sreeja!

18. Because that's what all of us want , after all.. to be taken for what we are 🙂

19. Thank you Jayanta 🙂

20. Ah, you caught that? 😉 Thank you for stopping by! Your blog is lovely!

21. All I can say is 'h' for humbled me. Thank you!

22. As you keep re-iterating 🙂 Thank you, Vidya <3

23. Whoa.. too much of praise. I better calm down 😀 Thanks Sri!

24. Thanks for the compliment Nisha!

25. And I am I for Impressed by this 🙂

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26. You just made me very happy with that compliment 🙂

27. I cannot argue with that 😉

28. Absolutely Sfurti! How can we both be wrong? 😉

29. It is so liberating, isn't it? To break free from the norms and the boundaries. That being said, I am a bit of a grammar geek and usually, bad punctuation puts me off 😉

30. Nothing can, Swathi. We are all beyond description 🙂

31. *bows in gratitude* Thanks Shilpa 🙂

32. I think so too. And even if you don't, there is nothing wrong, because ultimately, you need to like yourself for who you are 🙂

33. Thank you so much, dear Tulika 🙂

34. And I am incredibly touched by that, Naba 🙂

35. And I is for imperfection. Thanks for reading my post 🙂 & lovely use of I 🙂 Best of luck for the remaining A to Z

36. Thank you Poornima. Wishing you the best as well 🙂

37. Absolutely loved it. Reminiscent of 'may I be I…'. 🙂

38. Monica, I think you just made my day 🙂 Equating my poem to that of the Master himself 🙂 Thank you!

39. Love!
    this
    poem!

40. Seventy-seven words strung together in a powerful way. Well done.
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41. your poem is powerful enough without the capital letters. Lovely post.

42. Splendid verse!

43. i am just i!! Lovely Shailaja!

44. Love the I( you )
    Beautifully written !

45. Beautifully written Shailaja.. And great piece of info about cummings. Thanks for sharing!!! 🙂

46. Thank you very much! I stopped by your blog and I think I am in blogger heaven!

47. You are a wonderful writer, and this was amazing! ♥

48. I am who i am, loved the post!!

49. Thank you so much Debbie!

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