From dawn to dusk, from fall to spring, Pursuing the routine has been a routine, I want to disrupt the monotony today, I want to be rather different today! I want to rise for injustice today I want to exploit the corrupt today I want to punish all felons today...
Poetry
Haiku: Wedding
Two disparate souls Realigning graciously A bond of lifetime
The Morning Walk
Determined to chase off my morning indolence, I obeyed the alarm with physical dissonance, Procrastinating the thought had been of no avail, Reluctantly I slipped into sneakers, to follow the trail. Gentle, cool breeze welcomed with a kiss, The glory of dawn...
Tanka: Time
This post is in response to Weekly Haiku Challenge hosted by Ronovan of RonovanWrites. The prompts for this week are Creep and Race. I have written Tanka, an extended form of Haiku. Watching quietly I caught new day creeping in Today waned to past...
Today
Today, Yes today! Smile a little more today Walk an extra mile today Give yourself some time today Push yourself a little more today Try that unfinished task today Spread some happiness today Look at that elderly woman...
Nurturing The Tree of Life
When seeds of hard work Are sown in life’s soil When minerals of wisdom Add strength during turmoil When candor waters this plant And patience tills the field When perseverance is the air And faith offers sunlight The saplings of...
Limerick: Fairy Tale
This post is in response to Limerick Challenge Week 36, hosted by Mind and Life matters. This week’s prompt is “fairy tale”. So the limerick has to be based on a fairytale. Here’s my take on it: Her beauty most adorable that gleamed in daylight Pure as snow, so...
Limerick: Trust
This post is in response to Limerick Challenge Week 35, hosted by Mind and Life matters. This week’s prompt is “trust”, which must be used in first, second or fifth line. Here’s my take on it: The race of life we ought to run It might be hazy, but soon it’ll be...
Tanka: Silence
Tanka is a poetry form which originated in Japan more than 13 centuries ago. Tanka, translated, means “short song.” It is similar to haiku in that there are specific numbers of syllables for each line of the poem and they often discuss the same topics of emotions,...








