A poet of verse and sentiments tries to Haiku Right or wrong? Good or bad? Readers please advise 🙏🏼
Opinion
Day Break
Sunrise 24/08/25 Nairobi
It Appeared Distant!
Nature Inspires! Nature never fails to inspire poets: cloudy, rainy, sunny or foggy days : each disentangles the threads of imagination. Nairobi’s Cold foggy morning ! 17/08/25A look outside the window and you see nothing in the early morning.
A Niche!
A nursery rhyme is a form of poetry that is often simple to learn. This rhyme is inspired by the child in picture. Her innocence and perky mannerisms often inspire a poetry. She sat on the wall And called herself Humpty Dumpty No, She didn’t fall like him But she had fun and joy She … Continue reading A Niche!
Nature’s Trail (135)
Nature Inspired! 07/08/25A growth above a growth is not an overgrowth, it is simply life. Growth begins anywhere if one can resist the challenges. Nature inspires us is various ways yet we feel failed and get disheartened. Accept the challenges and move on in your stride with or without the tide.
The Divine Protection!
We seek the divine protection that can safeguard us against the calamities, hardships and injustices and what better a source than to turn to the Supreme Power. Festivals come as a reminder of the bond of protection, love and peace. Rakshabandhan is not just about tying a threadit’s about love, trust, and the promise to … Continue reading The Divine Protection!
Thread of Divinity ( Raksha Bandhan)
Published in The Asian Weekly, Edition 779, ( 8th to 14th August 2025)
शिवलिंग
शिवलिंग शिवलिंग पर चढाये जल को लाँघा नही जाता और शिवलिंग की परिक्रमा आधी की जाती है.शिवलिंग पर अर्पित नैवेद्य भी नहीं खाया जाता उसे गऊ वंश को खिला दिया जाता है क्योंकि उनमें ही इसकी शक्ति को सहने की क्षमता होती है…! भारत का रेडियोएक्टिविटी मैप उठा ले हैरान हो जायेंगे भारत सरकार के … Continue reading शिवलिंग
Grief!
Grief never dies! Grief claims a large part of the mind. It may appear as memory but it teases the strings of emotions lying bundled up very carefully in the deepest core of the heart. This was grief, holding on to her like an everlasting accessory of life.
Sikiladi 