When I lyrically recite stories
Haiku (also called nature or seasonal haiku) is an unrhymed Japanese verse consisting of three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables (5, 7, 5) or 17 syllables in all. Haiku is usually written in the present tense and focuses on nature (seasons)
Some days I sing with you
Some days I cry
You delight with me when happy
In sadness you sigh
We travel places together
Norway, Portugal, Spain
Through winter, rain & summer
Start planning trips again
Sometimes I just sit and flow
My love most times or banter
You handle with undaunted glee & glow
No jest or zeal does it hamper
Of Togetherness and Love
Eight years through paper and pen
You stood by me brave
Beautiful Memories remain
You are loyalty personified
O’blog you my zephyr & sunshine
No Love to be clarified
You are and will always be mine!
I am grateful to Sunshine & Zephyr to stay be me, my humble try at #Blog Love representing #Blogtrotters for Blogchatter.
I take on the baton of Blog Love from Gauravi and I pass on the baton of Blog Love to Romila.
Of wait, Of patience, Of need to be, Of Life…..Of Love!
‘Twas the early autumn of September
His heartbeats spoke close to my ear
He said something that broke a smile
Hadn’t blushed that way in a while
The winter chill brought us close
Warmth of his heartbeat again I chose
They did speak with me love stories galore
Churn my emotions more and more
With spring my love buds bloomed
For angst or difference there was no room
The heart beat fondness creepers grew
To them I closer and closer drew
Come summer the heartbeat just melt
No longer same warmth I felt
To talk, shout, call out I tried
In summer froze cold my cries
The leaves fall it is autumn yet again
I still call out to the heartbeat in pain
The heartbeat of “the love fame”
Surreal ‘twas just my mind game!
Image Source: Bayarts.org
I am taking my Alexa rank to the next level with Blogchatter #MyFriendAlexa
Week one Alexa rank: 532000
Week Two Alexa Rank: 503000
Sometimes it is difficult to decide but the leap of faith shows us light and what we were missing in life 🙂
I took a break from blogging, a month…and am back with all the romance in my heart. Missed all my friends and reading their work 🙂
Embraced bare in rain
Head on his chest, drops trickled
Heard my name beat in, धक धक
The Katauta is an unrhymed japanese form consisting of 17 or 19 syllables. The poem is a three-lined poem the following syllable counts: 5/7/5 or 5/7/7.
The Katauta form was used for poems addressed to a lover. A single katauta is considered incomplete or a half-poem, however, a pair of katautas using the syllable count of 5,7,7 is called a sedoka.
He looked into my eyes
Red, swollen, unslept
I tried to smile
Memories of erstwhile
I’d leave him long back already
But he stood unnoticed but necessary
He saw me move & saw me fall
He saw me fail & saw me crawl
I’d leave him long back already
Still he stood unnoticed but necessary
Today I met him yet again
My cold hands he held in rain
Many a came in the meanwhile
None a steady hand or glory to stand high
I’d leave him long back already
Yet he stood unnoticed but necessary
A look at him a lot he changed
His arms now stronger and
the hair I liked longer
Not heeding my tears asked I
Reason for waiting and the why
As I’d leave him long back already
Why he stood unnoticed but necessary
“Ananya” the first word I heard
That moment for me the world blurred
“Many did come and pass by
And you ask me I stay why
All wanted you as silent wind
None could handle your heart’s stormy cry
I knew the waves come to kiss the shore
I can handle your heart’s storm core
Yes, you did leave me long back already
You my love, reason for me to remain unnoticed yet necessary
You my treasure, reason for me to remain unnoticed yet necessary.”
Image Source: stocksy.com
I pen this poem as a gratitude to all women and the respective roles they play. PM Modi in this address to all women said that women with the varied responsibilities we have and the awesome managers we are, we need no empowerment and who are men to empower someone who is already empowered. So with that thought, I wish all my friends a very happy women’s day.
Tried my hand at Triolet. A Triolet is a poetic form consisting of only 8 lines. Within a Triolet, the 1st, 4th, and 7th lines repeat, and the 2nd and 8th lines do as well. The rhyme scheme is simple: ABaAabAB, capital letters representing the repeated lines. Hope you like it 🙂