As there was no camera in those days, haiku was used to capture the moment. I can say with full confidence that no camera can capture this moment better than your words. Kudos, Maniparna. (y)
How lovely that the wind and sun play hide n’ seek! It must be harder for the wind to hide as he’s never still. I see the sun disappear behind clouds at times — now I know why she does that! Charming haiku, Mani. xo
The morning rays, the sunshine and the neem tree, the medicinal values; such a wonderful combination…both are a source of immense energy and health for us.
Somehow we all are playing hide and seek with nature and avoiding to accept the damage we have been doing and escaping from life’s entanglement but not going back to the nature for solace. We have all distanced ourselves from the basket of nature and ceased to nurture our distressed soul. The deprived souls and mind subjected to so much of stress in our daily life…it needs the break and it is the nourishment, and it can only come from Mother Nature.
Very apt Haiku and it resonates so well with the kind of life we are living, how we should not be living a sedentary lifestyle and what we need to learn from the art of living…
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Nice click. All the very best for new Thoughts ..
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As there was no camera in those days, haiku was used to capture the moment. I can say with full confidence that no camera can capture this moment better than your words. Kudos, Maniparna. (y)
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short and sweet..unlike the neem leaves..hehe.
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That is a magical picture, and wonderful Haiku.. 🙂 xx
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Thanks so much, Sue… 🙂
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❤
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Wow!
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Thanks… 🙂
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So so beautiful 🙂
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Thanks, Prajakta… 🙂
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…While I am having hide n seek…
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🙂 ….
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What a beautiful capture!:)
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Thanks, dear… 🙂
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🙂
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Such a beautiful Haiku with a wonderful pic.
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Glad you liked the both… 🙂
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Excellent Mani! 🙂
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Thank you, Andy… 🙂
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What a beautiful weave of words Maniparna!These few words transported me to another world:) And that picture.. stunning:)
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So glad you liked the picture, Divya. That Neem tree in our backyard plays a big role when it comes to my photography..:-)
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Hide and seek indeed.. And neem has benefits tooo..
Lovely haiku and lovely picture..
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Yes, that tree is like an Elder..old and strong…thank you, Bikram… 🙂
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Beautiful. Full of joy and hope for me. Thank you, Maniparna! ❤ Blessings!!!
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Mornings are always full of hope…thank you, Debbie… 🙂 ❤
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Such a luminous description.
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What a lovely comment! ❤
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Beautiful picture and words!
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Thank you so much… 🙂
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gorgeous picture beautiful Haiku!
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Thanks, Mandira… 🙂
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A lovely combination of photo and haiku
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Thank you… 🙂
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How lovely that the wind and sun play hide n’ seek! It must be harder for the wind to hide as he’s never still. I see the sun disappear behind clouds at times — now I know why she does that! Charming haiku, Mani. xo
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Oh yes…the ever-moving wind…rightly said 🙂 Thank you so much, Rose, for such a lovely comment… 🙂
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And the morning joggers.
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Yes…a common sight… 🙂
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well written and it did make me smile from the thought of visualizing it 🙂
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Glad I could make you imagine the morning… ❤
How is wedding shopping going on?
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good morning dear, all went well. wedding was on 24th april and i will be doing a post soon ☺️
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Wow! Congratulations… ❤
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thank u very much dear ☺️
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Morning is the best time of day! Gorgeous shot and words.
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I agree. Thank you, Fiona… 🙂
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Like the effervescent vibes of the wind, sun and the neem leaves in the haiku, Maniparna. 🙂
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Wonderfully said!
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Mani, I like your choice of neem leaves as they add a refreshing vibe to the reflections that passes on naturally to the readers. I could feel that!
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That’s beautiful 😊
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Thank you!
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You’re very much welcome 😊
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The morning rays, the sunshine and the neem tree, the medicinal values; such a wonderful combination…both are a source of immense energy and health for us.
Somehow we all are playing hide and seek with nature and avoiding to accept the damage we have been doing and escaping from life’s entanglement but not going back to the nature for solace. We have all distanced ourselves from the basket of nature and ceased to nurture our distressed soul. The deprived souls and mind subjected to so much of stress in our daily life…it needs the break and it is the nourishment, and it can only come from Mother Nature.
Very apt Haiku and it resonates so well with the kind of life we are living, how we should not be living a sedentary lifestyle and what we need to learn from the art of living…
😀
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Nice click with lovely lines.
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Perfect timing, nice capture.
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Thank you… 🙂
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Beautiful pic.
Here in Delhi we need clouds and rain. Sun has roasted us.
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Oh! I know…the atrocious heat of Delhi… 😦 It’s menacingly cold during the winter too…
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Love♡
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❤ …
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You took it beautifully
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Thank you…:-)
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