Month: November 2021

Continuing the saga of body parts and #Haiku


Sounds sinister, doesn’t it?
Well, I hope you find the following Haikus anything but ominous…


I resolve to love
changing shapes and colors of
my Autumn body

photo of woman wearing pink hijab
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Eyelashes tremble
under the delightful weight
of early snowflakes

selective focus of white snowflakes
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The pitter patter
of a lonely cloud’s anguish
a broken heart heals

woman wearing tank top touching glass panel
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Little Love Stories in verse courtesy Twitter prompts #VSS365


These love stories are thanks to the #VSS365 daily word prompt given by uber creative hosts over the last few days on Twitter…


Our love lights up
the night sky
The moon, abashed,
hides behind propitious clouds…
It’s all the prompting we need
to steal
long-denied, lingering
kisses


My love’s beauty is rare
yet when the sun and the moon duel
she is eclipsed


Your love
snakes around
my freedoms
and liberates me
from their
anfractuous coils


Breeze on skin,
green grass, winter canopy,
a kiss adds spice…

persons hands with rainbow colors
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