Poetry/Haiku/Nature
Jullay to Ladakh
Haiku cascade for the exotic
Walking alone is not difficult but when we have walked a mile worth a thousand years with someone then coming back alone is what is difficult — Swagcaptions.com.
aqua froth tranquil
gold hill parenting red sun
holy hours arrive
“There were no words,It was hardly a tune.But it was beyond comparison, the most beautiful sound he had ever heard” — C.S Lewis
cloud splattered azure
crooned to the wasteland below
places of power
“It feels like years since it’s been here. Here comes the sun, and I say it’s alright — The Beatles
the ball spreads its wings
shimmery sand move mountains
Ladakh’s light of life
“Bound in the hollow of space and time, only those truly in need, without harm in their hearts, could find their way to its sanctuary “— Morgan
moon sketched on mountains
monastic hymns light the dark
nature in graphite
*Jullay= Ladakhi Welcome
(Quotes from ones used originally with the photographs in the website.)
Author’s Note: Coming back to Prabirpurkayastha’s cache of brilliance is a good way to stay inspired. I do it under certain circumstances and find them useful to coin some poetry around them too, where he is kind enough to lend me some of this exquisite creations.
It’s Ladakh because it’s heaven on earth, a journey worth taking for life long of remembrance. And who better than Prabir Purkayastha (da) ( that’s how we call him) to extract the magnificence out of the rugged where the sky meets the earth in most auspicious moments.
You can take a look at his website (provided above)and find out why he is a world renowned photographer in his own rights.
Thank you Pierre Trudel Jenny Justice Tapan Avasthi Heidi Franklin and American Haiku for publishing my poems.
Thank you for your time, engagement and encouragement. They go a long way!
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