Barnabas Adeleke is a Nigerian who has great passion for haiku and other forms of oriental poetry. He hopes to raise awareness about this splendid genre of poetry in his country and Africa at large. He is a member and the Ambassador to Nigeria for the United Haiku and Tanka Society. Currently, he's studying for a degree at a University in his country.
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I can imagine the parched land when something as tiny as sweat droplets make a difference. Good use of zoom technique from the sweeping vista to the sod of earth.
I like it.
Thanks Valentina.
Excellent haiku.
Thanks for reading Ellen.
I can imagine the parched land when something as tiny as sweat droplets make a difference. Good use of zoom technique from the sweeping vista to the sod of earth.
marion
Thanks Marion.
It’s nice reading your lovely comment.
Thank you!
Great drought depiction. I imagined the farmer's sweat not just from the heat but from hard work, all his labouring that cannot bring rain.
Wow! What great interpretations!
Thanks all. It’s nice reading your comments.