sweeping the porch
bright prints of raindrops
followed by splashes
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a silent bright noon
swept across the verandah-
moving shades of trees
*Written for Carpe Diem Special # 47. The first haiku is written by Jane Reichhold and the second one is my inspired creation.
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music of rain on pavement
lost in memories
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out of oblivion
clouds shade the sky in its cloak
the first drops fell down
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a midsummer rain
relieving yearning pupils
a solace from heat
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elevated Sun
drizzling clouds in the sunshine
look for the rainbow
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the midsummer’s day
longest in glory and rays
washed down by the rain
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looking through window
a play of the rain droplets
meditating life
* Written in response of Carpe Diem # 219
The aged man was resting in the shade of the peepal tree on a hot and humid afternoon, when a sparrow maneuvered into the thick green branches, rustling the leaves in the otherwise silent atmosphere. The tired man didn’t notice the arrival of the newcomer. He just stroked his fingers over his cheeks where the bird’s dripping fell down over him, in his sleep.
* Written in response of the Trifextra Challenge.
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