— Headwaters —
snow filled mountain caps
memories melt on warm days
nearby lake collects
— River Channel —
pathway forms on green globe
memories taken away
voyage from heaven
— Waterfall —
treading over rocks
water splatters with loud roars
embracing valley
— Oxbow Lake —
desolated pond
exhausted relationship
river meets new friends
— Riverside Reflections —
wind casts magic spell
rustle tunes and ripples dance
touch without touching
— River Mouth —
fresh legacy forsaken
demarcating unseen boundary
signs merger with salt
— Journey of a River —
bids adieu to lake
runs far flourishing drylands
meets sea and finds peace
This post is written in response to the ‘Weekly Haiku Poetry Prompt’ by Ronovan. The challenge words for the week are Meet and Part.
So tranquil and beautifully composed
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Thanks for the compliment, Jude! ☺
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ANISHA…I was reading this aloud and what to say !!
Loved every single take ❤ In awe actually ❤ ❤ ❤
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That’s exciting. It’s been years I’ve read something aloud. I’m over the moon that you did it with my writing! 🤗❤
Thank you very much for the appreciation, Nima! ❤
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I really loved those Anisha… and I showed my husband too.. I was like ” look at this girl writing these many beautiful Haikus on 2 words .. how talented “…
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Thanks a lot! I’m falling short of words. You can imagine me with a wide glee now. 😁
As you’ve worked hard on improving your writing skills, I let you know this, Nima. The plural form of haiku is also haiku. There are few instances where they use ‘haikus’, but the former is more commonly accepted. I hope you don’t get offended.
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🙂 🙂
Thank you dear for correcting 🙂 not at all offended ❤
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Anytime, Nima. I’m glad you took it light.
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😊😊😊😊
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