“Can you haiku?”, Yes, you can. If you have an effusive heart which feels others’ pain, beholds the beauty around and discern the Almighty within, you can haiku. Whatever is scribbled here are neither literary findings nor notes on how to write haiku, but an aide-mémoire to tell you how I learnt and still learning […]
The Eternal Retaliation: Haiku
The picture of Gangotri (the origin of the holy Ganga) was clicked during my last Kedarnath (Uttarakhand) visit. ~ Haiku ~ ~ Haiku ~ Swift […]
The Cactus Flowers
~ Haiku ~ ~ Haiku ~ Withstanding outrage, Tiny coral blooms traversed the furious thorns. Charles […]
A Haiku on Haiku!
What to write? My mind is completely drained out! My brain is cluttered with thoughts, but I have no time to transform them into black and white! We are running short of offers for sponsored posts! Social media, WhatsApp kill creativity! I have a very nice and detailed story framed in my mind but I’m […]
Interlude: Haiku
This picture was clicked by my sister from a bridge over River Ganges, a couple of days back. Though it’s just spring season and summers are yet to come, still Ganga is partially dry and a bit lifeless. Despite the river being deficient in water, boats were still sailing. That’s the ‘never say die’ spirit […]
Hues of Holi: Haiku
The colors of Holi give me more reasons to be happy when painted on their joy-drenched faces! ~ Haiku ~ […]
Denounced : Haiku
The poet, the free-bird in me wants to fly high in the sky of hopes and opportunities. But, responsibilities and criticism chop her wings. Haiku […]
Motherhood: Haiku
A Haiku is a Japanese poem traditionally comprising of seventeen syllables, in three lines of ‘five’, ‘seven’, and ‘five’, which evokes natural images. My Haiku is a new adaptation of the traditional one, as I have tried to portray complex human emotions instead of the beauty of nature. Thee scratched my soul, pulled the umbilical cord […]