Saturday, May 5, 2012

Giant wheel..

Philospoher's Stone
Image-by Admin,@Wonder la, Bengaluru.





Clock ticks eight
Strolling under moon
For your glimpse

For your glimpse
Heart skips a beat- in
Giant wheel

Giant wheel
Eyes meet to follow arc
Ups and downs








 Attempt to use Giant wheel as a metaphor for 'love'. It takes a full circle. There are moments where it skips our heartbeats. A image also being depicted here- A boy sitting in the wheel coincidently looks into a girl standing down and end up living ups and downs of life!


This Haiku is written for Haiku Heights. The prompt for this week is Hour.

25 comments:

  1. Beautiful use of giant wheel for love!!!
    I 'giant-wheel'd it!!!! ;)

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    1. Hey thanks, took your advice to write sets of Haiku for the first time :)

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    2. I noticed ! :) And it's really good.. looking forward for more...

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  2. Sets of haiku..I am happy to see this trend picking up..well done.. RS:)

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  3. Nice cascading haiku. Loved reading this one. I too am glad to see this form used by others.

    Namaste

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    1. Namaste, yeah, i'll try writing in this form :)

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  4. I like the metaphor and wheel and arcs are excellent ~

    Nice cascading form ~

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  5. Very nice. The giant wheel is a good metaphor.

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    1. yay, was inspired when I sat in it last week!

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  6. Lovely cascading haiku and insightful message of life and love ~ thanks, namaste, ^_^

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  7. does the heart skip a beat because of the fear of heights or because of who the person is with?


    spring haiku and tanka

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  8. A very clever interpretation of the prompt - you didn't even need to use the word!

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  9. you took me on a giant wheel journey. nicely done.

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  10. Nice cascading form. Very well crafted.

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  11. Great choice for your cascading Haiku ... nicely done!!
    Bewitching Hour

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