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Mirror My Haiku

Who does know better 
Paradise of my thoughts , I
Write to appease self


Stainless Glass, Mirrors
My reflections yet I shy 
To part inner stains 


The  Heights of Haiku Challenge - September 2011 hosted by Haiku Heights Leo with today's' Prompt : Write , Mirror ( Have to put two posts in a row having stumbled upon only today )


Review of writing an Haiku
More Haiku 's ....

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9 Responses to “Mirror My Haiku”

Leo said...
Friday, September 02, 2011

Self satisfaction is most important I think, Uma :) well said.


Munir said...
Friday, September 02, 2011

To know a poet
is like knowing yourself
so close but far yet


Victoria said...
Friday, September 02, 2011

I agree. The days I don't write, "self" isn't happy!


Ramesh Sood said...
Friday, September 02, 2011

I think its OK.. stains are private.. and if one can see them for oneself even then it's courageous..


iblogmoore (Amanda Moore) said...
Friday, September 02, 2011

but we all have stains, those of us that realize that are better off for it! awesome writing!


chitra said...
Monday, September 05, 2011

nice..poem...""inner part stains""
such a truthful effective line...
do check my poem blog
http://chitraskavana.blogspot.com


chitra said...
Monday, September 05, 2011

'we all have stains inside..."wonderfull poem


TraciB said...
Monday, September 12, 2011

Such an honest pair of verses. We do write to appease self, at least in part. Regardless of other motives, writing satisfies something in us; otherwise we wouldn't do it.

As to the second verse, it's so true that we all have inner stains we don't want to face and sometimes don't want to let go of or part from, even though we know we should.


Rajendra raikwar said...
Monday, December 05, 2011

very nice


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