Ushaji, call me RS at 53 I have just begun the life...
Thanks for your visit to my page.. and about the graphic..I was honoured and awarded the same by SiS of Few Miles who had organised this month long challenge in 2012 and based on the votes of the participants I was declared as "King Of Haiku" in that challenge.. and Grace as "Queen of Haiku.." ..
Now I am a learner and keep trying...I seek your blessings...to keep writing and creating with my limited understanding and exposure..
I so can relate to this haiku. Houston, Texas, gets very humid and hot in the summer. And I pray every summer for the cool weather to come soon. Very nice haiku!! :)
beautiful lines!! sums up exactly what's on everyone's mind now!! heavenly manna..yes!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Princess. The heat is becoming unbearable.
DeleteVery apt for the current season... beautifully expressed!
ReplyDeleteThank you Shilpa. Days are too hot. dont feel like doing anything.
DeleteOf course..kuchh khatta kuchh meetha..
ReplyDeleteWell done..
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RS
Thank you Mr. Sood. Thanda thanda nimbu pani,(kuch khatta kuch meetha)is is most welcome.
DeleteWe are on similar tracks :) Still no change in the weather!!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Nanka. I do hope that it will rain soon and we get some relief!!
DeleteThanks Sarala.:)
ReplyDeleteHeat indeed is sapping our energy,if only we had wands to make us travel to magical cool lands:)#soneedaweatherchange
ReplyDeletegood one!
What a great wish, Aakriti.Ah if it could come true! Wishful thinking.
DeleteUshaji, call me RS at 53 I have just begun the life...
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit to my page.. and about the graphic..I was honoured and awarded the same by SiS of Few Miles who had organised this month long challenge in 2012 and based on the votes of the participants I was declared as "King Of Haiku" in that challenge.. and Grace as "Queen of Haiku.." ..
Now I am a learner and keep trying...I seek your blessings...to keep writing and creating with my limited understanding and exposure..
Regards,
RS
RS:)
Hi RS. Congratulations on being declared "The King of Haiku". Wish more such accolades come your way!!
DeleteI am sitting here in a woolly jacket....I hope it rains for you soon..our summers are like yours...unbearably hot..hope it rains for soon!
ReplyDeleteWoolly jacket! wow I am feeling 'j'. The monsoon rains here start in the third week of June. It is a long wait!!
DeleteWhat a welcomed sight. Dropping beads of water is heavenly! Nicely Usha!
ReplyDeleteHank
Thank you Kaykuala for your encouraging comments.
DeleteHeavenly manna indeed...Beautiful prayer for rain ma'am, hope it is answered soon :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Reshma. Hope to get relief soon.
DeleteI so can relate to this haiku. Houston, Texas, gets very humid and hot in the summer. And I pray every summer for the cool weather to come soon. Very nice haiku!! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Claudia. I had an impressin that USA is not hot and humid.I am glad that you liked the Haiku.
DeleteArghh...its worse here, Usha!!! And those precious li'l raindrops 'heavenly manna' indeed...Lovely lovely imagery:))
ReplyDeleteHi Panchali. Your words of appreciation mean a lot to me. Thank you profusely.
DeleteThis is beautiful. The last line is just superb
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot RIP
DeleteHeard it is so hot out there..hope you'll are keeping cool. And looks like this Haiku thing has gotten into you. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Latha. Ya it is terrible..You are right .I am really fascinated by this Haiku.
DeleteIndia is waiting for the skies to open up.
ReplyDeleteWelcome Purba. When this agonisintg heat will pass !!
DeleteWET heavenly manna in the form of rain. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteThankr Alice.I wish tis phase of heat is soon over.
DeleteI am waiting for the rains..
ReplyDeleteWelcome Renu. Let's hope that our wishes are fulfilled fast.
ReplyDeleteHave the manna arrived in your part of the country?
ReplyDeleteIt still appears to be far away. We are only hoping that it soon relieves.the misery.
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