Simmering dust heat
Perched thirsty birds drying grass
Oh! Summer knocking
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Random -Flames of imagination
Flipping through pictures randomly, this caught my attention and imagination too
Looking at the dancing flames
My imagination caught in between
The images being formed
The ever changing flickers
Not letting me decide
What names to give them
So I am leaving it to you
To simply stare at the fire
And enjoy the energy
Or
Try to figure out the mysterious play
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A breeze A moment
Today on the walk
Silent breeze
Silently brought the moment
Deeply buried in my memory
A long time ago
A tear and a laughter
Caught my eyes
At the same time
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HAIKU # 107 &108
Guns anger blood shed
Humanity edge of fear
Where are we heading ?
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Cruelty of few
Destroying peace harmony
A trail of pain left
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HAIKU #106 A dilemma
Shimmering vastness
Close my eyes Feel the silence?
Or simply admire?
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Random- Walking with myself
When I reflect
There is only me Alone
Walking with myself
With no compulsions
No need to break the Silence
When sand sinks my feet
The wave washes them
The bliss engulf me
That is the perfect moment
Of celebration of Breath
And of SELF
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HAIKU # 105 Sunset on PALKI *
Riding on the clouds
Masterstroke of the nature
Happy radiance
*Palki : In Hindus a traditional ride shouldered by 4 men, the bride goes in a Palki to bridegroom’s home after marriage.
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HAIKU #103 Delicate thread
Moment by moment
Changing Unpredictable
Oh ! Life paradise
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Random -many moods one evening
Mom’s Lessons
Sharing coz it inspires
Cancer is nasty. It is an insidious, life-sucking, mentally challenging and exhausting disease that tests a family in ways they never dreamed possible. It tires you, and angers you, frightens you and saddens you.
How do I know this? Our family was recently blind-sided by a diagnosis that will take our mother from us far too soon. A woman who bowled weekly, golfed often, volunteered regularly, met with her friends, completed crossword puzzles and Sudoku challenges daily, walked outside or on her treadmill and never failed to cheer on her Jets, was recently diagnosed with Stage 4 glioblastoma (GBM), a very aggressive form of brain cancer.
How blindsided were we? On December 25th, she was up giggling and partying with her grandchildren, sipping on a beer while they threw jokes back and forth and kept the rest of us up until the wee hours of the morning. Their laughter was…
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