Haiku
Written for Haiku Heights
prompt: Urn
Thanks to Nanka of Quills for the prompt
Earth seeks Moon
A bronze urn
Filled with water,
Filled with water,
My health drink…
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Written for OSI
Prompt: Seeking
Thanks to Harshadji for the prompt this week..
Seeking ‘self’
In your expressions
In your expressions
Ego's need..
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Also Shared with Postcard from Paradise...
Also Shared with Postcard from Paradise...
Earth seeks Moon
Shining stars resist
Night walks quiet…
RS : )
"Earth seeks Moon
ReplyDeleteShining stars resist
Night walks quiet…" so there is someone who wants to get something, the other who stops him and yet another who is indifferent. You capture real life in nature and more so you capture human in stars, earth and night
I love all of them! - so poetic. And the last lines of each are perfect endings. Great set.
ReplyDeleteI too try bronze urn filled with water overnight.
ReplyDeleteAnd how true, ego seeks 'self' every where!
Hi Ramesh,
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your comments and visiting my blob. This muse has been busy with work and not written much lately. Big issues changing our company and our world. As usual, I enjoy reading your work. My best, Rob.
Wonderful haikus, my favorite is:
ReplyDeleteSeeking 'self'
In your expressions
Ego's need.
Greetings.
toughtful beautiful words!
ReplyDeleteRich gleaming bronze urns were such a common feature in Indian homes!! Good to know you still use it RS!! Nice soul searching for self esteem, the ego does need a boost!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed all three. Excellent words.
ReplyDeleteRamesh - rich word imagery! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuch beauty in each haiku...my favorite is the last one...
ReplyDeleteEgo's need - indeed!
ReplyDeleteThree beautiful haikus Ramesh. I love the last especially!
ReplyDeleteimpressive Haiku.
ReplyDelete:)
short but stirring take on ego. i like it!
ReplyDeleteWonderfull haiku. Using an urn in that way ... very spiritual thought. The water of life ...
ReplyDeleteNamaste
Oh that Ganga Jal - an Indian's salvation - Nice bit of spirituality woven into haiku.
ReplyDeleteRamesh ... I like your Haiku!
ReplyDeleteI need your urn! :)
ReplyDeleteMy Take on the Prompt