When people write haiku, they just often write three lines which express something really beautifully but that’s about it! This, on the other hand, satisfies all the utmost specifics of a haiku, what with the right syllable structure and the love of nature. I cannot begin to express how much I loved this one ❤ ❤
Your comment just made my day. I love reading and writing haiku poems. I find it really fascinating to express my thoughts in perfect syllables and order. Glad to meet another haiku lover. Thanks so much for stopping by, Neha… 🙂 ❤
You have heard that right, dear Sue. We are having regular rainfall during summer this year, so summer is not that scorching. Monsoon will arrive next week here officially…and I love rains… ❤
Hope and the summer! Such a beautiful analogy and similarity which is so true, Maniparna. Our Indian summer is famous and in putting our emotions at the right place.
I can see this branch at a distance from my bedroom window. the leaves have dried up due to scorching heat, but they are hanging still…say, for the last ten days! Just got the idea from there… 🙂
I know Mani…Indian summer is no less than a cauldron! Worst than that is the month of July, which seems endless…sweaty and sticky. Blessed are those who work in AC cabins and the home makers smile from the comfort of their rooms. I am so glad to be away from all that dust, grime and sweat now…. never miss India in the months of Summer. 🙂
Fortunately, this year we are having frequent rain and storm. So, till now, summer feels really pleasant, especially the evenings. Don’t know what’s in store for the month of July, hoping for the best… 😀
When people write haiku, they just often write three lines which express something really beautifully but that’s about it! This, on the other hand, satisfies all the utmost specifics of a haiku, what with the right syllable structure and the love of nature. I cannot begin to express how much I loved this one ❤ ❤
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Your comment just made my day. I love reading and writing haiku poems. I find it really fascinating to express my thoughts in perfect syllables and order. Glad to meet another haiku lover. Thanks so much for stopping by, Neha… 🙂 ❤
Do you have a blog? Kindly share the link…
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It was my pleasure to come across your blog. Here is the link to my blog:
https://literarylemonades.com/
Will wait for you over there then ❤
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Please have a look in your spam folder, Neha. I’m sure my comments on your blog have been dumped there! Weird W!!
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Hey let me check. I hate when WordPress does this!
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Hi I really liked your blog and it would be really helpful if you read my blog on anintrovertsdilemmaa.wordpress.com
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Thanks. Have visited your blog and following it now… I liked your posts… 🙂
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Lovely! Have you listened to the song Indian Summer by Jai Wolf?
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Thank you. No, haven’t heard the song. Can you please give the link?
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I came to your post thinking it was about the song haha!
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Lol…the song is beautiful! Thanks for sharing… 🙂
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My pleasure :))
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Enjoy the summer! 🙂
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Thanks… you too… 🙂
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Ah, hope may seem as fragile as wilted leaves, but some cling fast throughout winter. I enjoyed your powerful haiku and it’s message, dear Mani. 😍🍂
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Thanks so much, Rose. Your comments always lift my mood… ❤
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May your summer months be beautiful Mani.. I heard there were many great rains there this year.. So I hope all is well where you are.
❤ Sue
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You have heard that right, dear Sue. We are having regular rainfall during summer this year, so summer is not that scorching. Monsoon will arrive next week here officially…and I love rains… ❤
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May the rains be gentle in their landing Mani, but may they soak deep into our Earth Mother to enrich the growth of crops .. Enjoy their showers 🙂
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❤ ❤ ….
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Hope and the summer! Such a beautiful analogy and similarity which is so true, Maniparna. Our Indian summer is famous and in putting our emotions at the right place.
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True that, Vishal. Thank you so much… 🙂
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❤ Thanks…
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Lovely 🙂
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Thank you!
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I like the use of ‘hope.’ Indian summers can indeed be brutal…I am happy north India got some rains in the last few days 😊
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Thanks, Alok. Yes, even east India is getting frequent rain and storm. So, this year, till now, summer feels quite pleasant… 🙂
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Loved it….you have talent
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Thank you so much… 🙂
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Nice haiku and pic Mani. Is Indian Summer a particularly hot time?
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Thanks a lot. Yes, Indian summers are quite hot and humid. The temperature shoots up even to 107-110 F in the southern parts.
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Sorry…word not work.
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Got it… 🙂
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😃
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I love this click. I wonder why this work was coined- Indian summer?
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I can see this branch at a distance from my bedroom window. the leaves have dried up due to scorching heat, but they are hanging still…say, for the last ten days! Just got the idea from there… 🙂
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Great. Sometimes the inspiration finds its way from unknown places
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Strange places to be precise… 😀 😀
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Thanks. 🙂
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Beautiful writing, Maniparna
Thank you for sharing this
Always
john
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Thanks for the words of appreciation, John… 🙂
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I know Mani…Indian summer is no less than a cauldron! Worst than that is the month of July, which seems endless…sweaty and sticky. Blessed are those who work in AC cabins and the home makers smile from the comfort of their rooms. I am so glad to be away from all that dust, grime and sweat now…. never miss India in the months of Summer. 🙂
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Fortunately, this year we are having frequent rain and storm. So, till now, summer feels really pleasant, especially the evenings. Don’t know what’s in store for the month of July, hoping for the best… 😀
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