Friday, August 3, 2012

Haiku for Haiku My Heart.



Written for Haiku My Heart



Wind Choose Their Meaning..

a chain of independent haiku

Sun plays hide and seek;
confused sunflowers gleam with
splattered raindrops..


Splattered raindrops
bring a  story from the clouds;
melted words vanish


Melted words vanish
yet winds choose their meaning;
Sun plays hide and seek


RS:)

12 comments:

  1. The middle one grabbed me today. The idea of the rain bringing a story from the clouds. Very cool thought, wonderful overall as usual for our Friday Haiku gathering.

    Much Peace

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  2. Thank you, Ramesh. What I enjoyed most besides the beautiful imagery is the haiku's continuum. Each sign of nature connects and each will tie together forever. I love it! Bless you talents always.

    Kindest regards,
    your friend Nimu

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  3. visiting here is like standing in a field of sunflowers all tossing their beauty so generously, just like you!

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  4. Superb Ramesh Ji, To praise something, we describe it with beautiful words. But how can I praise your skill which is already woven with such enlightening words. Kudos

    Bhaskara Patnaik

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  5. Confused sunflowers splattered with rain -- beautiful description of just the sort of sunshower weather we are having in my region!

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  6. Where did those words go? They whirl in the spirals of your sunflower seeds, and in the spaces between your lovely haiku! Thank you Ramesh!

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  7. Ah, those poor sunflowers! May their confusion be turned to comprehension!

    Fatherless

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  8. Another exquisite triplet haiku. You are the best of the best.

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  9. 'wind choose their meaning'... I love that line!

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  10. Melted words may vanish, but some words (cruel ones, for example)stick in the soul like barbs that can't be dislodged.

    Everywhere the Stars

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