Micropoetry

steps measure unquenched thirst for things afar the water to hydrate men on missions see their view point to reduce distance reverse count boosts courage magic acts   #Weekly Tanka Prompt #Poetry Challenge #Week 110

Change Challenge - Do it without Rebellion   that one nut nobody could crack is a seed   for future gardens of thought –Inn ovation   break mouldy patterns into pie- ces - Create   Ronovan Writes

hollowness of empty pockets dressed to kill explorers blocking entry to the truth hazy backdrops help   Photo Challenge #227 at MLMM    

I am thrown into a frenzy with nature prompts for haikus and haibuns, owing to a shameful disconnect with nature. The fact that I live in a tropical climate (where seasonal sensibilities are different) does not help much. This also reminds me of the natural disasters we have faced this year, due to heavy rainfall … Continue reading Crickets forgot to sing

dwindling vision blocks sight of seasonal change aki chikashi   Haikai Challenge #47

“Well… you are different” is an oft-repeated phrase I have heard since childhood. I did not bother about the truth in the statement. But I did think what was ‘different’ that was visible to them, but not me. And what did I read in those statements? Ridicule                    I do not belong. And all those … Continue reading Agony of being Me

precipitation of last day’s angst – your life renewed - morning dew   Heeding Haiku with Chevrefeuille

pondering too much makes it such a mystery life is simpler if lived without rancour on a day-to-day basis   Weekly Tanka Prompt #Poetry Challenge #Week 109 and Carpe Diem Haiku Kai  

Goodness - timeless love positive energy float around in universe afraid - of declaring its existence of being gobbled by monstrous forces Evil   Colleen's Weekly Tanka Tuesday

 I read somewhere that wildfires occur to destroy the weeds in the forest, and the existing trees become manure to emergence of new life.  The same cannot be said about the impact of natural disasters on civilisation. We have no system to differentiate between the weeds and trees, or accept the reduction of a tree to … Continue reading Grand design