Haibun – The Stormy Concert!
Sweet chirps of little sparrows announce a new dawn .The bright sunny morning welcomes another day. Cheerful flowers bloom inviting the meandering butterflies. As the day settles in, a bunch … Continue reading
Haibun – Seasonal Epiphany!
Myriad hues, textures and beauty dress the landscape. Be it the floral scents of spring , the white canvas of the wintry snow, the sultry heat of summers, the heavenly … Continue reading
Haibun – The Law of Karma!
BrewNSpew Cafe City life today embroils man in an urban mess. His mind clamors against the stress, adding to the din. He buckles under the overwhelming burden of his pregnant … Continue reading
My Sanctuary!
In response to secretkeeper’s prompt # 176, to use the 5 words in a poem/fiction. HUE|DANCE|BREAK|INNER|LOST I have attempted an Haibun for the same. I break away from the frenzy … Continue reading
Haibun – The Autumn Dance!
In response to Colleen’s weekly tanka challenge # 80, to use the synonyms only of the prompt words Soft & Gather. I step out to witness a picturesque seasonal transition, … Continue reading
Haibun – Eerie & Costume
The bet is to watch a horror movie versus a romantic one. I am so confident of winning the bet with my friend that I do not think twice before … Continue reading
Haibun – Voice & Watch
Cleaning the cupboard this morning, I glance upon some old albums. Since the onset of digital cameras, the old pictures simply have been lying inside for a long time. … Continue reading
Haibun – And the quest continues……
Many questions haunt me often. Who am I ? What is my purpose in life? Am I Radhika, the daughter, wife, mother or is there any other identity to … Continue reading
Haibun – Baking Affair!
I get into an indulgent mood and decide to do some baking. The apron clings on to me. As I gently caress the creamy butter and sugar, they blend into … Continue reading
Haibun – Magic at the mountains!
Haibun – Veil & Smoke in response to Colleen’s weekly poetry challenge #37 Excitement mounts as I set out on a holiday to the mountains. Driving along, I marvel at … Continue reading
