drowsy afternoon…
the bangle-seller’s call
the length of an alley

 

 

 

(Previously published at The Heron’s Nest, June 2015)

Published by

Sanjuktaa

Sanjuktaa Asopa lives in India in the southern state of Karnataka. In recent years, her haiku and tanka have appeared in a number of online and print journals includingFrogpond, The Herons Nest, Acorn, A Hundred Gourds and Moonbathing. When not writing, she could probably be found on bird-watching treks or cheering for her favourite cricket team. Sanjuktaa blogs at wild berries.

16 thoughts on “”

  1. 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

  2. Lovely recreation of an alley (maybe lined with vendors) and the call of the bangle-seller reaching the top.

Respond here