Sequined silver tropes line the rimed leaves
creates a bejeweled pattern of prismatic mosaic.
Snowflakes cascades with balletic oomph
frozen rhapsody celebrates the winter carnival,
luminous tinsel reflections sparkle.
A lone Vesper in the dark empyrean,
dazzles a twinkling smile,
enjoying the seasonal party.
Written for dVerse. Today’s host, Mish says: Write a poem of exactly 44 words (excluding the title) for the prompt word “tinsel”.
This morning brought a pleasant news for me. A message from WordPress reminded the forgetful me, that it is my blog’s 4th anniversary.
Well, I can’t believe that time has flown by so fast since my first post. My journey from an absolute novice, to now, has been an enriching one. It’s been a privilege to read the works of some amazing writers here. All of you have been a constant source of inspiration and encouragement to me. My learning and growth embodies a reflection of you all. (I am still work in progress, though 🙂 ).
Thanks to your encouragement, I published my maiden book of poetry and haiku titled “Eclectic Verses” (available on amazon). My writings are simple, from the heart. It is the love of my readers that has helped me tide this far.
I am truly grateful for all the support, likes, comments and encouragement from my readers from across the globe. You have been my lifeline, helping me stay afloat in the ocean of blogosphere. I am glad to have such a diverse set of readers. There are the loyalists, who comment on each of my posts, (eternally indebted to them), the occasional peepers, who drop by sometimes, the silent likers, the wholesale likers (who like a dozen or more posts, at one go in a jiffy ;-)). No matter who you are, I am genuinely thankful to each one of you. Each like and comment still carries the same joy, as the first one.
Melange of thoughts waft by
fall as contours of ink on a page
words fill them with color
to etch them in this vast expanse
giving them, an eternal identity!
Before I sign off, I would like to understand from you, what is the one thing about my writing that makes you come back to read it?
Once again a big thank you to one and all. Stay safe and stay blessed.
In response to Kat’s twittering tale # 107, to write a tale in 280 characters or less on the pictures given below.
Amy decided to take the spookiness level of her Halloween party a notch higher. The haunted house in the woods with ravens clucking around, the crinkled pumpkins added to the eeriness. But, the hands creeping around the trees was not a part of the theme….now fear gripped her!
Letter count : 279
Twin haiku’s in response to Ronovan’s haiku challenge # 191
new moon sorcery
the spirits sneak out at night
occult alchemy!
a star studded night
sneak preview to the Oscars
the award goes to…..
The Oscar goes to…
Hollywood glitterati
Enjoy the party!
In response to Ronovanwrites Haiku challenge # 160 – Party & Enjoy!
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