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Blushing Sky #WordlessWednesday 83
06 Wednesday May 2020
Posted in Haiku, Poem, Wordless Wednesday
Tag Archives: Haiku
Stray #WordlessWednesday 71
10 Thursday Oct 2019
Posted in Haiku, Poem, Wordless Wednesday
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Haiku, leaf, photo, poem, poetry, ThursdayTreeLove, Wordless Wednesday
Drifted from its path
Heralding a change in season
Graceful and unique
Writing a Haiku after a long time. Though I cheated with an extra syllable, I couldn’t perfect it the way I would have liked. This stray battered-looking leaf landed upon the window of my car one afternoon and I clicked immediately. It looked so perfect perched on the glass window. Joining Esha and Natasha for #WordlessWednesday & Parul for #ThursdayTreeLove.
Wordless Wednesday
One Too Many – Day 1 #Barathon
01 Sunday Jul 2018
Posted in Poem
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Oft bitter failures
give one too many reasons
to chase sweet success!
Too many obstacles not to pursue further,
Discouraging rationale without failure,
How long can one succumb to defeat!
It’s not time to yield and depart!
Not when success allures from distance!
What if perseverance pays off at last!
Another attempt deserves a try,
Perhaps, the best shot waiting to be freed!
Joining Day 1 of Barathon presented by Blog-a-rhythm with a mix of haiku and poem combining the prompt – one too many and the theme – run/chase/marathon/sprint/dash.
Lonely #Haiku
11 Monday Sep 2017
Posted in Haiku
In the shade, she stood
with hopes estranged elsewhere
loneliness creeping in.
Written for Haiku Horizons prompt – Shade.
Failing Thoughts!
21 Friday Oct 2016
Posted in Haiku
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Countless thoughts crowding
shifting its shape abruptly,
my empty paper!
Haiku Horizons prompt – Shape.
Class Room
01 Monday Feb 2016
Posted in Poem
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Kids gathered slowly
silence broken once and for all,
school in session!
Linking with Haiku Horizons prompt – Slow.
Celebration gone wrong!
21 Monday Dec 2015
christmas came and gone
melted snow, decorations
down, unopened presents.
Linking with Carpe Diam Haiku Kai – presents.
Haiku” is a traditional form of Japanese poetry. Haiku poems consist of 3 lines. The first and last lines of a Haiku have 5 syllables and the middle line has 7 syllables. The lines rarely rhyme.
Tomorrow – Haiku
16 Monday Nov 2015
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never wanna miss,
a tomorrow, for who knows
the treasure it holds!
Written for NoMo at Yeah Write and NaBloPoMo at Blogher.
Day -16
A moment of joy!
22 Tuesday Sep 2015
Posted in Poem
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Photo via Unsplash
conversing with nature
serene says the heart, soothing
the mind feels after.
Written for Haiku Horizons prompt – after.
Haiku – Play
26 Monday Jan 2015
Posted in Poem
Pic via Pixabay
Words strung together
playing tunes anew
liberation is found!
Written for Haiku Horizons – Prompt: Play.
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