One of my favourite poems. Every verse is a quotable nugget of inspiration and i I know everyone of them by heart. Good work, Indira bringinging them into the light for today’s generation.
The poem certainly reminds us of the oft quoted lines of footprints on the sands of Time"".I view the poem at two levels. ..the first one is the carpe diem perspective where one lives for the moment enjoying lifein all its fullness. The other is the philosophical level..the Gita's message of doing one's duty leving the rest to God
This poem is so dear to me because it was my dad's favourite. " Let the dead Past bury its dead" ..let bygones be bygones was his motto too. My favourite lines of course are footprints on the sands of time and " heart within, God overhead". This truly was a gem
Wow!! You really dive and bring pearls in form of such selected beautiful poems for us which really leave footprints, rather everlasting impact... Thanks for this beautiful explanation !!!❤
Loved loved it thank you Indira for bringing back fond memories of this beautiful poem…I can’t wait for your next one … thank you for bringing life to them ..of course the beautiful sari on a beautiful person !!😘 6:45
Very nice. Very positive messages to live life as it is and not getting too philosophical; in a poetic conversation between the psalmist and the reader. A rare piece of work, nicely brought out by Dr. Indira Nityanandam. The video clipping is of a very good quality, content is well structured and the content itself is excellent and uniquely presented as a poetic conversation. The lines, "And departing leave behind us, Footprints on the sands of time." are so meaningful. I did hear them a few times before, but those who cite the lines, don't cite the name of the author unfortunately. Happy to know that it's Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Excellent piece of work. Best Wishes in continued 'saahitya parisodhana / anveshana' of English literature that I think is close to you. 💐 Kindly regards
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One of my favourite poems. Every verse is a quotable nugget of inspiration and i I know everyone of them by heart. Good work, Indira bringinging them into the light for today’s generation.
The poem certainly reminds us of the oft quoted lines of footprints on the sands of Time"".I view the poem at two levels. ..the first one is the carpe diem perspective where one lives for the moment enjoying lifein all its fullness. The other is the philosophical level..the Gita's message of doing one's duty leving the rest to God
This poem is so dear to me because it was my dad's favourite. " Let the dead Past bury its dead" ..let bygones be bygones was his motto too. My favourite lines of course are footprints on the sands of time and " heart within, God overhead". This truly was a gem
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Excellent poem and very well explained !
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Wow!! You really dive and bring pearls in form of such selected beautiful poems for us which really leave footprints, rather everlasting impact...
Thanks for this beautiful explanation !!!❤
Thanks a lot 😊
Beautiful poem and Beautifully explained 💖 enjoyed it a lot ma'am...
Thanks a lot 😊
Loved loved it thank you Indira for bringing back fond memories of this beautiful poem…I can’t wait for your next one … thank you for bringing life to them ..of course the beautiful sari on a beautiful person !!😘 6:45
Thanks a lot 😊
Very nice. Very positive messages to live life as it is and not getting too philosophical; in a poetic conversation between the psalmist and the reader. A rare piece of work, nicely brought out by Dr. Indira Nityanandam.
The video clipping is of a very good quality, content is well structured and the content itself is excellent and uniquely presented as a poetic conversation.
The lines,
"And departing leave behind us,
Footprints on the sands of time."
are so meaningful. I did hear them a few times before, but those who cite the lines, don't cite the name of the author unfortunately.
Happy to know that it's Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Excellent piece of work. Best Wishes in continued 'saahitya parisodhana / anveshana' of English literature that I think is close to you. 💐
Kindly regards
Thank you so much!