Radhika Mundra
bellowed loud a gust of wind
a sudden shower
hence bloomed a frozen flower
a sudden shower
hence bloomed a frozen flower
A Haiku is a Japanese poem of seventeen syllables, in three lines of five, seven, and five; traditionally evoking images of the natural world.
Also read: Haiku: After the Sunset
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Until next time,
Be kind to one another!
Bye bye! 🙂
Mind is always loud as the wind,
and to spare one shower out is
like calling that breeze from wind.
A blooming flower represents the
mind when struck by the idea.
This is what I have learnt !
Nice attempt !
Nice. Thanks for sharing your haiku.
That is beautiful.
Really enjoyed it 🙂
Three beautiful lines. Thumbs up…
I love haiku! This was really beautiful!
You’re very talented! Good job!
When you face difficulties and nothing is easy
You have the potential in you, that can make strong winds feel breezy
You have to know it, feel it and want it
Because this strength within you, you always have it.
Thank You Radhika…we actually learn so much from you and supet thanks for Haiku
This is so beautiful. I think it’s nice that people are keeping this form of art alive. Writing is an art form after all.
To its accuracy and perfection! Love it
I love haiku poems – they’re so basic but have so much meaning behind just three little lines x
Lovely poem, so beautifully worded (expressed). Tc. 🙂
Great job!
I like your posts. Thanks for sharing.