The present rarely asks for attention. It simply waits until we notice.
“When was the last time you paused to feel the earth beneath your feet?”
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Tag: Nature
Some stories linger in flowing water, in changing light, and in the quiet imagination of those who pause to notice.
Watching sunlight scatter across the surface, I found myself wondering whether every ripple writes a story before letting it go.
This haiku has been composed in the traditional three-line form, with conscious attention to brevity, imagery, and rhythm, while recognising the flexibility that characterises English-language haiku.
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NaPoWriMo 2025 – Day 21
April Poetry Writing Month – Day 21
Theme Inspired: Dream forward
This is the final piece in the three-part series, honouring my ancestors and the deep family ties that continue to shape my journey.
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NaPoWriMo 2025 – Day 14
April Poetry Writing Month – Day 14
Photo Inspiration: Laburnum, Englischer Garten, Munich
Young or old, or becoming, there are special moments. Embrace the fleeting joys and accept situations with grace.
Poetic form: Shadorma, said to have Spanish origin, is a 6-line short verse written in 3-5-3-3-7-5 syllable pattern.
Today is Vishu, the New Year celebrated in Kerala in India. The laburnum, which blooms in Spring, is especially cherished during Vishu; its vibrant yellow symbolising prosperity and is considered sacred.
Significant to Lord Krishna.
The night before, we arrange a sacred offering called ‘vishukani’ at homes and temples. It is the first sight that we wake up to, welcoming the New Year with abundance and devotion.
Variety is the Spice of Life 