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triveni spotlight: 13 july 2024

triveni spotlight A FEATURE EVERY ALTERNATE DAY! hosts: Vidya Shankar and Teji Sethi GUEST EDITOR: Daipayan Nair 13 July 2024


 

wind-dispersed clouds

twilight

paints them all



— Ram Chandran


 Chrysanthemum, Issue 32, April 2024

 

 

The essence of 'wordplay' in haikai is often overlooked. This skill can transform an ordinarily simple poem into an extraordinarily great haiku. As Basho quotes, "Real poetry is to lead a beautiful life. To live poetry is better than to write it." So, for this month, I have tried to explore those haiku which strive to live poetry in terms of imagery, specificity and masterful blending, exhibiting the utmost precision in wordplay. To describe the world in a fistful of words is a difficult art. I hope all of you will enjoy reading these selections which uphold one of the most important aspects of haiku writing — brevity.


Thank you all.


Daipayan Nair


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Thank you for being our next guest editor, Daipayan. We look forward to "living a beautiful life" all through this month.


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5件のコメント


Biswajit Mishra
Biswajit Mishra
2024年7月13日

beautiful

いいね!

joanna ashwell
joanna ashwell
2024年7月13日

Magical and beautiful.

いいね!

mona bedi
mona bedi
2024年7月13日

A beautiful picturesque poem.

いいね!

Srini
Srini
2024年7月13日

What a magnificent haiku!


Twilight is my favourite part of the day, but to think of 'twilight' as painting wind-dispersed clouds is truly magical. Many thanks to the writer and the selector.

いいね!

Reid Hepworth
Reid Hepworth
2024年7月12日

Lovely!

いいね!
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