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Welcome to the space where the magic of writing Haiku; Poems happens as the words born in my heart flow and quietly spill just like your smile does here in the NOW and I pick it and keep in my heart..
Wonderful. When anyone is so strongly rooted in their own soil no need to expend our precious selves helping them entangle even more. Loved this a lot.
Wow!!! I think this is one of your best Ramesh ji.. lovvvved this.. there's melancholy.. but there's beauty in the way you have expressed it!
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The words you have used express themselves so well ... amazing !!!
ReplyDeleteNot sure that's useless, but I confess my poor plants are feeling neglected right now.
ReplyDeleteEntangled in roots....could be a good thing. I like the ambiguity of this. Well done.
ReplyDeleteWonderful. When anyone is so strongly rooted in their own soil no need to expend our precious selves helping them entangle even more. Loved this a lot.
ReplyDeleteI love this haiku, Ramesh. How often, I too, feel "entangled in roots". So well done.
ReplyDeleteReally good, Ramesh. It speaks of a universal truth, I think. We all get s caught up in our own stuff, we fail to help others as much as we coulcd
ReplyDeletedefinitely sense a deeper meaning here....very poignant...
ReplyDeleteThis a brilliant and apt take on the prompt
ReplyDeleteIf I rendered you useless...oh, let's not go there!
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Caught up in our all days the same routine ... time to brake through and force this circle ... very nice spiritual haiku Ramesh.
ReplyDeleteThis is so well said. I just wrestled with letting go of such an entanglement...
ReplyDeleteI loved that element of dilamma...
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how well crafted ... nice haiku
ReplyDeleteIt took me a few minutes to understand, but yes a lovely and deep thought in those three lines.
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deep and very well crafted :)
ReplyDeleteCan't grow if your roots are troublesome.. Need to be okay first, right RSji? :)
ReplyDeleteSome things are worth being entangled in--haiku, for instance--but other things are not...
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