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triveni spotlight: 09 November 2023

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triveni spotlight A FEATURE EVERY ALTERNATE DAY! hosts: Kala Ramesh and Vidya Shankar GUEST EDITOR: Kashiana Singh 09 November 2023


life tried to bury us

but we are the root

and the seed


Sonia Sanchez

Mural Arts, Philadelphia


I am honored to present this thematic collection for the month of November 2023. Haiku has taught me more than anything else to listen to my inner silence and the silence of the world around me. Against the backdrop of jarring noise and its interplay with death, violence, and trauma I would like to use this opportunity to find a spiritually nourishing collection through the month of November.


Haikai has been always compared to meditation because it nudges us to notice, hear, touch and feel things around us with a gentle receiving. Dear Trivenians, I am cataloguing a series of healing poetry from the world of haikai and hope that they will help you reconnect to the subtle energy that each of these poems bring to us.


Sonia Sanchez says – “Haiku is inherently non-violent in its intent and structure.”


—Kashiana Singh

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Thank you for being our next guest editor Kashiana Singh. We are looking forward to this month-long soulful search with haiku. _()_

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sanjuktaa
Nov 09, 2023

Nice! I think we can call this a micro-poem?

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Robert Kingston
Nov 08, 2023

You ask

I ask

winter stars

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Robert Kingston
Nov 08, 2023

Love Sonia’s poem. It reminded me of some of Rumi’s words.

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joanna ashwell
joanna ashwell
Nov 08, 2023

#1


harp chords

within the wind

carrying tenderness


Joanna Ashwell

UK


Feedback welcome

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