Try Again
Spilled Milk yesterday Reminded eternal loss Broken glass today Resembles broken heart Try again tomorrow Continue reading Try Again
Category: Gogyokha
Memories
Bury them today So tomorrow will be new Tear into pieces So new ones can be taken memories & photos Continue reading Memories
I Care
Love, always fair Worth every single share Always there For you my dear I truly care Continue reading I Care
The Wild – Gogyokha
In the wild the young, old and aged covered in mud chained hands, and bloodied head still not dead Continue reading The Wild – Gogyokha
Who Wins? – a Gogyohka
Rain drops Racing with sun’s rays Falls on my forehead I see them in the sunlight Who wins? NOte: This is a Gogyōka (五行歌: literally, “Five line poem”) (commonly spelled Gogyohka in English) is a form of Japanese poetry pioneered by Enta Kusakabe in the 1950s in his quest to find freedom from the restraints of tanka poetry.[1] Continue reading Who Wins? – a Gogyohka
Vinod Narayan 