together we fuse
blossom on a verdant bed
colourfully born
The above haiku was written for the Write Tribe Writing Contest using the above photo as a prompt.
My first Haiku please bear with me friends 🙂
together we fuse
blossom on a verdant bed
colourfully born
The above haiku was written for the Write Tribe Writing Contest using the above photo as a prompt.
My first Haiku please bear with me friends 🙂
I still remember the day some twenty years back ago, when life took a wonderful turn introducing me to this noble profession. I was a young mother who was always interested in knowledge and kept myself updated with everything around me.
I climbed the ladders one after the other and what a journey it had been so far.
This post is dedicated to all my students who were, are and will be my inspiration in life!
Whatever i write might kick the senses just like my sol kadi :D. The same outburst of erratic thoughts without any control of time and destination.
There are so many things i want to pour on these blank pages….But how do i start? From childhood? The meandering youth? The restless growing age? Or shall i hit down the accelerator from the present and go back to the past?
Let me see…hmm..here i go knocking on my memories with a slight twist in the time machine. I was born and brought up in the bosom of the sandy beaches of Goa. A carefree soul, who spoke her own language of passionate prose. I weaved dreams on the sand. Build palaces on the palms and dived deep in the sea to rejuvenate my soul.
I trekked the lands of the ancestors searching for treasures in the fossilized holes. There were days when time stood still and the childhood bliss continued till the old man on a wintry night reminded that a new dawn is born.
I would like to carry on and on with my whimsical ramblings…god knows how long 😀
As this is my first post, let me take a breather and think about what i want to write and how i go about it…Cherrioooooooooooooo : D
SuNiTa
Carpe Diem - live in the moment
drops of joy...
just a few torn leaves
An eccentric rambler on life's lessons and mercies, found and lost... :)