dripping greenery
flooded fields and my mother
home is where heart is
zeus smiled at his work
well, who else can bring the boat
to the paddy fields
My first attempt at Haiku, in response to the Write Tribe Wednesday Prompt – Kigo Haiku.
PS : After procrastinating for more than two months, I finally thought of writing a new post using this prompt. I know my Haiku above has no poetic beauty and may not qualify as a Haiku, but only for the 17 syllables 🙂 So I did not want to link it to the prompt page, but then decided to link it so that any visitor here can get to read all the beautiful Haikus posted there and also learn from the tutorial and attempt to compose a Haiku.
Photo Credit : My BIL .
1. My MIL having a look at her flooded paddy fields, in front of her home, after 2 days of non-stop rain.
2. A man rowing his boat in the same flooded paddy fields.
That’s very nice for a first haiku 🙂
Thank you Kabir 🙂
That’s a wonderful first attempt!
Good to see you back on your blog, Seena! 🙂
Thank you Shilpa.. actually your Haiku inspired me to give a try.. Thank you for that too. 🙂
lovely ..especially the second one 🙂 🙂
This is the first time I am hearing about haiku 🙂
Thank you dear 🙂
Please check the link to learn more about Haiku and after reading your latest post (short poem-lost), am sure you can compose a better one 🙂
Thats a beautiful piece 🙂
Such huge fields..WOW 😀
Thank you Visha 🙂
My BIL had also sent the photos of the fields a week before the rain.. will post it some day.. you will really love it…
And the attempt at the Haiku was also an excuse to post these snaps 😉
Good to see you back to blog and for a first time that was awesome.
Pics remind me of my parents home and the field near that..
Thank You LF.. The pictures compelled me to try 🙂 I have been reading blogs but have almost abandoned own blog 🙂
First attempt, really! WOW! That was a beautiful attempt at Haiku!
I miss Kerala, I so so miss Kerala 😦
Thank you Deeps 🙂 Sorry for late reply. I was hardly visiting my blog!
You might have already visited Kerala now na 🙂
u dont sound a first timer with haiku 🙂
the beautiful captures are well justified in words 🙂
Amazing – home indeed is where heart is !!
Thank You MS 🙂 I am really overwhelmed by the encouragement I got on my first attempt.
🙂 you deserve it 🙂
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