An ill omen
Small and tender
A black cat
Innocent metal
Horse shoe
Superstition
This Haiku is written for Haiku Heights #286 ~ September Heights Day 13. Prompt: Superstition.
~ Soumya
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yes horse shoe is another one....nicely done
ReplyDeleteThanks Sumana.
Deletewonderful take!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteGood luck charm and ill-omens are all part of our culture.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately.
DeleteNice take.
ReplyDeletewell written. :)
Thanks Ajay! :)
DeleteSuch an interesting competition. I suppose we have to believe in something we cant explain :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks dear! I suppose too :)
DeleteGood one :)
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
DeleteSo true.. what did the poor black cat do? I hate superstitions. They have a weird way of playing with your sanity.
ReplyDeleteIts just another excuse to put the blame on someone/something else :)
DeleteHAIKU. I need to learn it from you. :D
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
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