Shloka is a freelance writer residing in India. She is a contributing author in two dozen anthologies and numerous online journals.
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I loved this when I first read it here, and it continues to grow in me. We often use/vocalise the American expression "period" which means an end stop (full stop) in grammar to imprint our verbal statement even more. I can see saying "ellipsis" could also catch on!
Very moody haiku, terrific work, fresh and modern.
This one took me by surprise when I first read it. You really said it all…and I think a lot of us find it resonates perfectly with us. A really good one, Shloka. :)
Nice one.
Thank you, Bob! :)
I do that . . . !
I'm glad I'm not alone, Marilyn! :)
Good one, Shloka
Unexpected end :)
Thanks a lot, Kala! :) :)
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meaning what i don’t say ellipsis
—SHLOKA SHANKAR
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I loved this when I first read it here, and it continues to grow in me. We often use/vocalise the American expression "period" which means an end stop (full stop) in grammar to imprint our verbal statement even more. I can see saying "ellipsis" could also catch on!
Very moody haiku, terrific work, fresh and modern.
warm regards,
Alan
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This one resonates, especially the first word. I keep coming back to it.
This one took me by surprise when I first read it. You really said it all…and I think a lot of us find it resonates perfectly with us. A really good one, Shloka. :)