Thursday, February 25, 2010

My Sinhala Poems

I thought to make an online archive of my Sinhala Poems. Those were written sometime back and now it is hard to find many of those as they were kept here and there.  So I thought it is worth keeping atleast the remainings in an accessible place :)

This idea came to me after seeing Tharindu's blog, in which he has kept his creations. Thanks to him I am having an online archive of my poems now. Also, thanks to Saminda I am typing Sinhala well now:). He has implemented a Sinhalaadd-on for firefox too.

6 comments:

  1. Hello, I would like to invite you to join; The Poetic Voice Community. It is a writer’s site where you can enter contests – add poetry and get feedback. The latest entries are listed on the blog posts. Click on link, and check us out! Then join, and post.

    Website: http://poeticvoice.ning.com/

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  2. I'm a retired govt. executive who is possessing some sort of poetic aspirations since my child hood.I appreciate your ideas about poetry and its sensitivity.I would like to mention a few lines here from one of my creations published in "Yovun Janatha" in 1980's titled 'Sundara Maranaya'.

    Vaeti vaetii naegita giya sansaara man pethata
    Soinaa binduvak novina kandulakma viya nethata
    Upandaa sita baendunu katuka soo thaevulakata
    Sisilasak soyaa gena pivisena gamana heta.

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  3. Thank you for the comment and it is nice to know about your creations. Best of luck.

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  4. Reply from Weak Moon

    Mage Ruwa dakinnata
    Nohaka Ruwa Dilena Wita
    Sada Hiru Miyena Wita
    paminiyemi Karaliyata

    Mahee LAnda Nidanawita
    Guwan Gaba Nihanda wita
    Tharu Pokuru athara sita
    wisuruwami thusara kata

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  5. sina sennata waram nathido
    kandulu dilisena me nethin
    susum thawamath ithiri weedoo
    helannata maage hadin
    lowata handagaa kiyannata baa
    dos nagayi pem kala bawin
    nohangunedoo thaniwa athi bawa
    obata pem kala maa dukin
    sulanga wee oba langama dawatee
    thawaruwa pema hada semin
    aida melesin nisolman wee
    ridawuyee maa sitha thadin

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