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Writer's pictureKala Ramesh

triveni spotlight: 3rd November 2024

triveni spotlight A FEATURE EVERY ALTERNATE DAY hosts: Vidya Shankar and Teji Sethi GUEST EDITOR: Vani Sathyanarayan 3rd November 2024


triveni spotlight November 2024


The sickly orchid

that I tended so ...

at last

thanks me with a bud


Taigi

Book name: Cherry-Blossoms

 

Japanese Haiku Series III

Translations of poems by Basho • Buson • Issa • Shiki and others

 

Published by  The Peter Pauper Press Mount Vernon New York


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Being the festive season in India, the city I live in burst into bloom with myriads of colours. The vibrant hues of flowers radiate immense joy, and I wonder what would it take or feel like to be a flower.


Maybe, sipping the moonlight, shivering on winter nights, getting drenched in the rain, floating in the water, and so on - Just Being.


"Flowers speak to us when we know how to listen to them. It is a subtle and fragrant language."

Mirra Alfassa (The Mother)


How do flowers speak to you?  What about them inspires you to write? Is it the colours, shapes, textures, patterns, fragrances, or something more than that?


Step into the world of flowers through this month’s haiku and tanka bouquet, get inspired, and allow a ku to bloom.

 

Vani Sathyanarayan

 

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Thank you for being our next guest editor, Vani. We look forward to a month-long of blossoms and the colours it will bring into our lives.


_()_ triveni spotlight team

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Lovely poem especially the word 'sickly'.

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