We saw the first rains of the season today – propelled by a cyclone called Nisarg (it means Nature). Guys are glued to TV sets checking the direction of the storm, and what damage is it causing on the way.
I extend my palm out to feel the glorious promise of rain – respite from heat, greenery and romance. I love to catch raindrops midway, as they shuttle between the earth and sky by changing forms.
The tenacity of raindrops is often ignored, as we revel in its touch on the skin, not thinking that it will go back to the clouds or the depth of oceans, leaving us behind.
today it rained dreams
tenderness between my palms
fleeting it may be
Beautiful.
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A beautifully rainy haibun, Reena! I love the thought of extending my palm ‘to feel the glorious promise of rain’ and catching raindrops ‘as they shuttle between the earth and sky’. Let it rain dreams!
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Enjoy the dreams 😊 Thank you, Kim!
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It rained dreams…. lovely
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Thank you so much!
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A lovely haibun …..
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Thank you, Helen!
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The last para is wonderful, Ma’am and so is the Haiku. 🙂
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Thank you so much, Aishwarya!
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You are welcome, Ma’am. 🙂
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I agree with others here–beautiful post!!
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Thank you, Rhen!
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Most welcome!
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A beautiful post today. Dreams in your hand short lived, Seems that is often the way it is … especially with the rain.
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Thank you so much, Dwight!
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You are welcome!
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This was a thoughtful and enjoyable read!
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Thank you Beverly!
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Rain is such a glorious promise
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By all means. Thank you, Larry!
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I like how it rained dreams. And how the raindrops are fleeting but tenacious.
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Nothing can change form like H20. Thank you, Franci!
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Wonderful haiku and haibun, Reena. Stay safe.
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Thank you, Punam 🙂 The cyclone has changed direction, so Mumbai just gets rainfall.
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Ah! That’s a relief! Enjoy the rain. 🙂
You are welcome.
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Oh, the movement of water, how lovely. Beautiful haiku. Great Haibun – here and now leading into a meditative reflection.
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Thank you do much for the appreciation, Sarah! It means a lot.
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