The best thing about coming back to this blog after a brief hiatus is that I get to read one beautiful haiku after another. The second one is particularly lovely. "Eyes equalize" - what a thought!
With your encouragement, I have finally written my first set of Haiku. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on them -
Meenakshi ,this is unique !! " Vase a transitory inn". is very appealing.
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DeleteThe image of the inn is fresh and wondrous!
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DeleteOh this is really so beautiful!Great!
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DeleteThese are both nicely done, though the 2nd is a bit puzzling.
ReplyDeleteI sense a tone of underlying sadness.
Cheers!
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When we laugh a lot, tears have tendency to appear. Eyes have way to equalize.
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I feel deep meanings in the first...both are lovely
ReplyDeleteThanks Joanne!
DeleteWow! This is lovely composition.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sir!
DeleteVase a transitory inn -- a really great interpretation!
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Delete:) wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI am glad these are worth reading. Thanks a lot!
DeleteI like the transitory inn!
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DeleteYou interpreted vase in a beautiful way ... wow ... you surely have a great imagination :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Amrit. I am smiling ear to ear.
DeleteOh I love the idea of the flower stopping into a transitory inn! A new way of looking at a vase!
ReplyDeleteThanks Wabi, coming from you it is an honour.
Deletewow, this is like our life. we make way for the new ones as well.
ReplyDeleteThat was the idea behind it. Everything is transitory.
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very nice. Thank-you for sharing
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DeleteFresh flowers...new season, yes
ReplyDeleteIt is a positive way to look at it and essence of transition.
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Love the first one. Emotional connection to refreshing the vase with a new camellia.
ReplyDeleteThanks Maggie, I am glad you felt that way.
DeleteRefreshing indeed. ;-)
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DeleteVase as an inn!! awesome imagination you have got Meenakshi:)
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Thanks a lot!
DeleteGreat Imagination Meenakshi
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Thanks Vishal.
Deletewow Meenakshi
ReplyDeleteone of your best---so philosophical
Oh! Thank you so much, Rajni!
DeleteWow! Great!!
ReplyDeleteI loved the vase analogy there.. :)
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DeleteThese are brilliant!
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DeleteDeep thoughts Meenakshi! Loved equally both haiku :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Valli.
DeleteThe best thing about coming back to this blog after a brief hiatus is that I get to read one beautiful haiku after another. The second one is particularly lovely. "Eyes equalize" - what a thought!
ReplyDeleteWith your encouragement, I have finally written my first set of Haiku. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on them -
http://fisheyes-meanie.blogspot.in/2013/03/botanical-musings-haiku.html
Thanks in advance :)
This one is my favourite too. Thanks for appreciating.
DeleteI read you haiku, they are awesome. You are excellent at whatever you choose to do.
Another beautiful poem/haiku. I like this.
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Thank for presence here, Eliz.
DeleteBoth the sets are awesome Meenakshi. The first one is way too good ! :)
ReplyDeleteI should say this heart-felt too... Amazing :)
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