Tuesday, April 10, 2012

A Chain Unfolds Itself..


April 11, 2012
Written for Haiku Heights
April Challenge..



Prompt: Possible

A Chain Unfolds Itself..

Possible options;
write a nice haiku or sleep
before midnight

Before midnight
I choose writing a haiku;
Haiku Heights pull

Haiku Heights pull
flow of thoughts from my heart;
oblivious mind

Oblivious mind
looks forward to dreaming;
a goodnight’s sleep

A goodnight’s sleep;
I get up for my walk to
shake hands with sun

Shake hands with sun
or to sing songs of morning;
I wonder aloud

I wonder aloud
trees quietly listen to
promise of the day

Promise of the day
I look at the miracle of
a single haiku

A single haiku
but a chain unfolds itself;
possible options..

RS:)

24 comments:

  1. ;) ramesh ji at his eloquent best!! loved it.!! yay!!

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  2. this as i read again, told me how much influence haiku has on your life.. :)
    this is beautiful, Ramesh ji.! :)

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    1. Jayanth one of my posts is more than 100 lines.. trust me that was also me.. I love to write.. will some time send you..but challenge of Haiku is to write in boundaries. concise and clear.. even if I wrtie a chain of haiku my effort is always to see that each one stands alone too.. Thank yoy, Jayanth.. lets continue with Haikuing..

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  3. O_o...that was really brilliant...happens with me too...I too can't sleep without writing a Haiku for Haiku-Heights... :)

    PS: Loved this new pic of yours...looking cool...dashing pic... :)

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    1. Thanks Sarab..this was Ludhiana in April first week..

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  4. This one is so real ... half of the haiku match my routine ... or i can say every haiku writer ... thanks :)

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  5. I enjoyed following your night and morning journey. My favorite
    "I wonder aloud
    trees quietly listen to
    promise of the day"

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  6. I think most of us Haiku-writers can relate to this totally... It's like an impatient wait till the clock ticks twelve!

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  7. "Promise of the day
    I look at the miracle of
    a single haiku"

    That is just gorgeous.

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  8. Well ... Ramesh ... how addicted can we be on haiku :-) This happens me too. When I am on route to write a new haiku I can't stop. I tried to stop that train of writing, but it didn't stop.
    I love writing (and not only haiku).

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  9. Ha..not all haikus are miracles. Try reading mine sometimes:)

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  10. ooops...typo....i meant haiku..Leo will get mad:)

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  11. poets almost like to play with words well :) nice expression!

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  12. this is so true...i can relate. even in bed and with eyes already closed, i think of the haiku prompt for the next day! thanks for sharing...

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  13. Every haiku writer can relate to this...Very beautifully penned...:)

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  14. Always a pleasure to read your haikus. Thanks for sharing.

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  15. Lovely flow to this. I especially like shaking hands with the sun.

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  16. Yes, this is very true and draws me. Must write the haiku for today !

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  17. You would not give up the possibility of creating magic with words! :)

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  18. Lovely chain of Haikus Sir and the last one is so beautiful.

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  19. A fun read. I like where you took "possible" and the haiku were about writing haiku.

    Richard

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