Readers & fellow bloggers! I am back with this post on poetry forms and this week it is a haibun. Haibun is a slightly different poetry form as it involves a prose before the actual poem and this is what makes this a unique poetry form. Do read about how it is written and few examples on it below! Enjoy! Haibun is a poetic form … Continue reading Poetic Form of the Week – Haibun
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Hi friends! On Tuesday, 17th December 2013, We Poets Show It featured my poem “The Kite Runner” I am feeling great to see it showcased there. It has been a low time for me this week, for me being a ill and away from my blog for a while, but this featuring just made my day and boosted my mood. We Poets Show It is … Continue reading Featured on WePoets Show It
Welcome back readers! I am glad to be back with the poetry forms this week. Well, as you may have already read, the form is a Tanka and one of the most smallest poetry forms used to write your thoughts. This post will help you know more about Tanka, the technique behind it, what topics it is usually used to write on and its origin! … Continue reading Poetic Form of the Week – Tanka
Today when I opened the book of my memories, I encountered a dried rose drenched with the aroma of a blissful history… My ambience got filled with its faint fragrance, making me sense, just like a young blossom when kissed with grace… I remember the day I saw him, my senses convinced me that he does possess the radiance, to shimmer my life, with the … Continue reading From Amreen’s Desk – The forgotten story…
Readers! This week’s poetry form is Haiku. Read below how it evolved and how is it regarded as one of the best written forms today! A traditional Japanese haiku is a three-line poem with seventeen syllables, written in a 5/7/5 syllable count. Often focusing on images from nature, haiku emphasizes simplicity, intensity, and directness of expression. Haiku began in thirteenth-century Japan as the opening phrase … Continue reading Poetic Form of the Week – Haiku
A moment I wish to live… A thought respires in my mind when I am losing you, that if fate gives me a chance to find you once again… old and grey. I know my eyes would still emote the unspoken words, I didn’t whisper to you today. But that one moment will retrace the lost path of togetherness. . . . . . And … Continue reading From Amreen’s Desk—-
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I know this sand artist… I know this sand artist, who speaks beautiful stories with his hand, using lifeless granules of sand. I know his art of exuberance, which shares vivacious shades of life by its colorlessness. I know him, his life- giving out meaning to the world through the darkness residing in his eyes. I know his story, one he didn’t emote through … Continue reading From my Desk…
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