green becomes red
natural progression
no bias - life!
This haiku is written for the Write Tribe Contest 2 at Write Tribe.
~ Soumya
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My Reading Dose
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It is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMe tried too. But sadly no luck :(
Thank you love.
DeleteTried what?
This haiku prompt. :P
DeleteGo try again :)
DeleteThat's short and precisely describes life.
ReplyDeleteWell written.
Thank you Ajay.
DeleteThe best time of the year :-)
ReplyDeleteOh yeah :)
DeleteGorgeous way to describe such a beautiful time of life!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you my love :*
DeleteGreen becomes red. the ripening process well described in colour and minimal words.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteVery truly and nicely said-a natural progression
ReplyDeleteThank you KP.
DeleteNature is unbiased, yes. Thats the beauty of it. Well penned. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteWonderful! :) Loved it.
ReplyDeleteThank you ji :)
Deleteno bias only for time, and that too only if it does not bend.
ReplyDeleteNature doesn't have a bias is what I meant.
DeleteYou have the entire nature portrayed in a few words!
ReplyDelete:)
DeleteThank you for the entry and sorry for the delay in responding. My system crashed and I was a "virtually" challenged for a few days
ReplyDeletePhenoMenon
Thank you for a brilliant prompt. Hope your system is doing well now :)
DeleteNice portrayal of nature.
ReplyDeleteThanks Geeta!
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