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Category Archives: micropoetry

take me

Flickering fireflies Take me beyond the restless To the mighty faith This haiku goes to Eugenia’s weekly prompt ‘Mighty’.

Posted bySmita RayJuly 1, 2020July 23, 2020Posted inmicropoetry, musings/poetryTags:Faith, Fireflies, Restless3 Comments on take me

i believed it’s life

There is a kind of death lurking inside me,Slithering, writhing,Freaking spirited and so alivethat I believed, it’s life. photo source: Pinterest

Posted bySmita RayMay 20, 2020July 23, 2020Posted inmicropoetryTags:Dark, Death, LifeLeave a comment on i believed it’s life

sunset colours

Her eyes were still fastened upon the ground whilst her lips fluttered slowly.A hushed whisper softly fell from her rosy lips and her cheeks suffused with the colour of sunset.He heard everything. Everything. Photo saved from Pinterest

Posted bySmita RayMay 12, 2020July 23, 2020Posted inmicropoetryTags:Attraction, Love, Romance, SunsetLeave a comment on sunset colours

those begrimed crystals

Underneath the conspicuous indifferenceOf those begrimed crystalsI heard her impassioned plea“Please, lower your toneSo that I can listen to you!” Picture source: Pinterest

Posted bySmita RayMay 4, 2020July 23, 2020Posted inmicropoetryTags:Child issues, Children, ParentingLeave a comment on those begrimed crystals

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