haiku
and more…
iceberg--
the ocean melts
its agony
____________
fallen leaves--
the beggar loses
his address
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the ocean melts
its agony
____________
fallen leaves--
the beggar loses
his address
____________
hummingbird--
the song wakes up
with brightness
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the song wakes up
with brightness
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sunset--
the elephants carry
forest on their back
the elephants carry
forest on their back
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*(In closing, a breath
of faith…and hope)
God’s
name--
the sky opens to
one and all
the sky opens to
one and all
*your editor’s
thoughts
Pravat
Kumar Padhy hails from Odisha, India. He did his Master of Science and has
a
Ph.D from IIT-Dhanbad. His short poems, haiku, tanka and haibun have appeared
in various venues such as Chrysanthemum,
Simply Haiku, Red lights, Ribbons, tinywords, Modern Haiku, Lilliput Review,
Under the Basho, The Heron’s Nest, Shamrock, A Hundred Gourds, Bottle Rockets,
Asahi Haikuist Network, Frogpond, and Acorn.
He is a recipient of Editor’s Choice awards, Special and Honourable
Mentions. Songs of Love: A Celebration
published by Writers Workshop, Calcutta is his latest collection. http://pkpadhy.blogspot.com
Pravat,
ReplyDeleteI liked all of the, especially the first one. Congratulations in getting published in some of the major haiku journals. Welcome to Whispers!
Your new friend,
David Fox
Dear Pravat,
ReplyDeleteI echo David's comment and welcome!
I like all of your haiku with a special emphasis on your "hummingbird" creation.
Michael
Thank you David and Michael for your kind words and appreciation.
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