Thursday, August 4, 2011

Night Embroiders Stars.. for HMH



It's Friday... a special Haiku Day for Rebecca's Haiku My Heart..

And as usual here I am ... the haikus were born as I was having my morning walk with trees flanking the road from both sides...and what I heard is what gave the first line..


Clamouring of birds
Stars quietly dim a goodbye
Moon fades in silence


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Sun spreads a white sheet
Folds it neatly in layers
And calls it a day


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I don’t plan a thing
Day unfolds itself and I
Just receive its gifts..

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White sheet turns black, and
Lo, night embroiders stars, and
Stitches a Moon too.



 RS : )




18 comments:

  1. I smiled all the way through your walk this morning! "Don't plan a thing" ... I'll try!!!!!!!!!!

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  2. I do like the image of the sun folding the sheets, calling it a day. Lovely, Ramesh!

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  3. '''I don’t plan a thing '''
    and here i am with you now,
    tasting your sun words...

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  4. Nicely done RS!! I liked the last two the best...wait a minute:) the first two are exquisite too!! In short loved all four!! :) Some of your lines today are very delicate and jewel-like!!

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  5. WHat a beautiful morning song !

    Enjoy the day's many gifts !

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  6. dear ramesh,

    how grateful am i to have been placed so tenderly by your side for a morning walk. for your haiku have allowed me to walk softly beside you and see your world showering you with perfect simple gifts.


    i LOVE this...

    Sun spreads a white sheet
    Folds it neatly in layers
    And calls it a day

    so perfect and full of jOY!

    thank you for being here each friday folding our hearts neatly together in your haiku beauty.

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  7. Oh Ramesh, what a wonderful words you have for us today! 'Sun... calls it a day'... that is sublime!

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  8. Let me wrap my head around this...you go for your morning walk and these words fall from the sky and flow thru you onto paper? I want to walk where you walk if such wonderful words would fall to me.

    Thank you Ramesh.

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  9. come wintor n the morning would also be decked with dew diamonds on it's gras s blades n leaves.

    Sir what a beautiful metaphor u have sketched here.

    Lovedit :)

    Regards

    RM

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  10. Ramesh,
    What I love about your haikus, and they just keep getting better and better by the way, is that the sun, moon and stars busy themselves with humble household and domestic tasks that we all share--those tasks that make the world a neater, and more beautiful place to be. I like that thought of heavenly bodies being engaged in homely tasks. Somehow it is comforting, joyful and makes me feel closer to the world.
    Peace and Light,
    Noelle

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  11. I am always amazed at how you really have the gift of simply and beautifully saying what is in your haikus. You think in haikus! I also caught the word fold in your second haiku and I know that Rebecca used that word, too. Fold, unfold. Words I need to hear today.

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  12. Ramesh, you have a gift with this, to transport us to exactly those small spots where the universe speaks to you in this way. Lovely.

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  13. How comforting your haiku is, like a child's lulabye, leading to sweet dreams among the moon and stars.

    Thank you for soothing my heart.

    Sue x

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  14. Hi Ramesh~ So beautiful how you often personify celestial bodies in their daily ebbs and flows~ Here the patterns couldn't be more poetic. Reminds me somewhat of a play in which curtains go up and down, spotlights beam and darken... A lovely, lovely gift!

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  15. it is alwayz a delight to come and visit and read your kuz... the simplicity of sight and sound as one walks through life... delicious...

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  16. Loved the flow of thoughts on nature in this poem:)

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  17. incredible Haikus, you rock.

    thanks for the lasting contribution.

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  18. You have a way with the Haiku's and I love your Haiku's :)

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