gradually
i resemble the corpse
i will be
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Vijay Prasad
Vijay Prasad is a CMA and practises taxation.
This just is his begging bowl ... His basic love is haiku, especially gendai, surreal and avant-garde, etc., apart from his interest in language, philosophy and Zen Buddhism.
His haiku have been published in Under the Basho, Failed Haiku, The Mumba Journal, Haiku Dialogueamong others.
He presently resides in Patna, India.
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gradually
i resemble the corpse
i will be
—VIJAY PRASAD
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An interesting take on death and its post-life process seen before death. The lower case personal pronouns could suggest someone becoming humble in the forgone conclusion of death. After all the second we are born the only definite thing is death, even before taxes kick in.
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dead sparrow
how light the evening
comes to a close
Alan Summers
Haiku Canada Review, vol. 11, no. 2, (October 2017) ed. LeRoy Gorman
looking down
as an old worry
to my feet
the child dreams about
the length of his life
Nice poem, Vijay.
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