A knock on my door,
Postman wearing brown, smiling,
Gave me the postcard.
A message from home,
Of love and togetherness,
Tears of happiness.
Thanks to the postman,
For bringing me aroma,
Of my scented soil.
Emails can't replace,
Nor any technology,
Postcard reading joy.
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I received a knock on my door. Opening it, I was greeted by the postman, who was there to deliver a postcard. The postcard was from my home, and it instantly brought back all the sweet memories of my childhood, the scent of the soil when it rained, the fragrance of home, everything.
The message was from my family members, and it conveyed love for me. I was overwhelmed by the affection they had. I cried in joy.
Whatever be the technological advancement in the modern society, emails and internet can never replace the joy that we get from receiving hand - written letters and postcards. They add the personal touch which so lacks nowadays.
This Haiku is written for Sensational Haiku Wednesday, and the Prompt is Postcard.
Wow! another haiku, love the meaning!
ReplyDeleteYup...just trying to learn about it more.
DeleteThanks for your feedback :-)
Enjoyed these, and the last is so true.
ReplyDeleteYes... the personal touch is so missing nowadays.
DeleteThanks for visiting :-)
Wow.. That is just beautiful indeed :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sonia..Glad that you liked it :-)
Deletebeautifully written!
ReplyDeletelove getting postcards!
You are correct... Receiving postcards really feels good.
Deletethanx 4 visiting :-)
Yes, they can be very meaningful and delightful to get in the mail..emails just don't have the same affect ;)
ReplyDeleteTechnology can make comnunication
Deleteefficient, bt not emotional :-)
Thanks Kkkkaty for your feedback :-)
That is so true....loved this...
ReplyDeleteThanx Sreeja :-)
DeletePostcards, even though brief, carry so much weight with them. They're a very personal item. Great emotion in these haiku!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jennifer. Postcards may not be used today, but they still hold a lot of value.
DeleteOld is Gold after all :-)
Thanks for visiting :-)
The good old days when the postman came to the door! Your haiku's really hit the highlights of why this brief interaction between friends is treasured.
ReplyDeleteWe do miss those days, now, don't we? :-)
DeleteThanks Jeanne for stopping by :-)
You are so right about the internet never being able to replace real solid handwritten notes!
ReplyDeleteThe Internet can never replace human feelings, that's true :-)
DeleteBeautiful haiku. I really enjoyed the sentiment. Nothing can replace a handwritten note or letter. Thanks for visiting my site.
ReplyDeleteThanks for appreciating ... I am glad you liked it :-)
Deleteplease visit again :-)
Postcards are always special ... brings back so many memories of your loved ones :-)
ReplyDeleteOh yes the joy of a postcard cannot be captured online. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteYou are correct Suzy ... some joys can't be obtained electronically :-)
DeleteI am elated for you.....there is nothing like the love of family, and your joyful tears are well-understood...loved it all
ReplyDeleteThis is an emotion we all go through it, isn't it? :-)
DeleteI like this very much... the flow of emotion, happiness and reflection... all happy memories of home!s
ReplyDeleteThanks Hannah... receiving Postcards really is something that would make you happy :-)
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