drowsy afternoon…
the bangle-seller’s call
the length of an alley
(Previously published at The Heron’s Nest, June 2015)
drowsy afternoon…
the bangle-seller’s call
the length of an alley
(Previously published at The Heron’s Nest, June 2015)
__Well seen, the 'bangle' seller's tired voice, nicely painted Sanjuktaa. _m
dreary
this cart vender's voice
an ally echo
Deeply thankful for your comment, Magyar!
I really like this – the blend of place, mood, time, space and sound.
Many thanks, Lynne Rees!
The length of a dreary summer afternoon is well caught through the spreading call. Very sensory too.
Padma, thanks a lot!
beautiful haiku which applies the use of sound and exaggeration with a touch of eclat. This piece will forever stay with me. haiku must leave imprints and not mere prints
Many thanks for your appreciation, Baobab Shade.
Fallujah heat
flies everywhere
Thank you, Martin!
Seven year-old sees senior, drowsy & nodding off to sleep. When he awakes the kid says to him: There’s an app for that!
Many thanks, Mike! Appreciate your sense of humour :-))
Lovely recreation of an alley (maybe lined with vendors) and the call of the bangle-seller reaching the top.
Thanks a ton, hammerandtongs!
One of my all time favourite haiku. This one really stays! It is a beautiful picture of small town.
So glad for your appreciation, Vidya. Thank you!