It's Friday, here are my Haikus for Rebecca's.... Haiku My Heart..
My darker shadow
Scares me, how I wish to
Become transparent....
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Oh, famished me
I see a round piece of loaf
Shine in the night skies..
Now a bit of joy and happiness....
A puff of steam rises
Carrying aroma of hot tea
Happy morning breaths...
RS :)
Beautiful ....darkness of the soul is the only darkness to be truly feared...
ReplyDeleteThe veiled allusion to the moon was exquisite.
Just beautiful! :-)
ReplyDeletegood morning ramesh,
ReplyDeleteso glad you are here with your word smiting gifts.
A lovely balance of darkness and light. Oh to achieve that everyday ! ;)
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday !
I enjoyed reading your variety today...most likely we can all relate to the shadow within...and to the happiness of that "puff of steam" from our morning's delight. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteloved all three, esp the last one. :)
ReplyDeleteSince I'm a chai and tea girl, the last one warmed my heart!
ReplyDeleteIf you were transparent, you wouldn't have a shadow! :-)
ReplyDeleteI just love how each week you give us a little series of haikus--and they always speak to my heart.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of transparency leaving no shadow.
ReplyDeleteTransparency scares
ReplyDeletehappy to see my shadow
though not the real me!
Happy weekend Ramesh,
Sue x
Oh, how I like your illusion to the moon in your second haiku...And finally the hot tea beckons! Thank you for your visit and kind words! Cathy
ReplyDeleteAs always I enjoy my visits here Ramesh. Thought provoking.susedi
ReplyDeleteHi Ramesh~ Those dark hours before dawn sometimes bring the most angst and fear. Even a hallunication such as a piece of bread in the sky. Then morning comes and brings us back to "earth" and the happy, familiar pattern of daily life. Great progression, great haiku!
ReplyDeletebeautiful Rameshji..
ReplyDeleteSomeone is Special
The first one is like listening to a beautified, perfected echo...
ReplyDeleteFor the second one... I would say... that particular loaf..makes me forget all the laden tables on earth and go to a place where there would be only that one round loaf
The third one is warm, comforting, reminds me of chilly rainy mornings, enlivening.
Thank you so much sir
Regards