Haiku Haiku
Intrepid blossoms
Amidst contradicting hue
Demure diligence
— Sangeeta Mishra
A Haiku is a Japanese poem traditionally comprising of seventeen syllables, in three lines of ‘five’, ‘seven’, and ‘five’, which evokes natural images, now a days referred to as [highlight]#micropoetry[/highlight].
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The contrast of words in the last line is great…lovely!
Beautiful Haiku!
Thank you Deeshani. Glad that you liked it. Means much. 🙂
Thank you so much Indrani. 🙂
Thanks Anjali. 🙂
nice haiku accompanying beautiful image
Thank you so kuch. Glad that you liked it. Means a lot. 🙂
Good interplay of words.
Thank you Chaitali. Glad that you liked it.:)
Nice one Sangeeta, the flowers show a hidden brightness behind all that foliage of green..
Thanks Vinay. Glad that you liked the picture, and described it so beautifully. 🙂
I loved the words that you have chosen for this haiku, Ma’am.
“Demure audacity” sounds so beautiful.
Thank you Purba. I’m so glad that you liked the Haiku and the words selection. Means a lot. 🙂
Beautiful haiku. Do share the picture of the tree when it’s fruit laden.
Thank you Saru. I surely will and even try to write something about that too. 🙂
A very beautifully written Haiku, with deep meaning hidden in it. Thank you for sharing this Sangeeta ji :))
Thank you so much Mr. Dasari. Glad that you liked the Haiku. 🙂
and what a beautiful audacity it is 🙂
Thank you Archana. 🙂