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Conflict ignites fire
Of action and reaction
Clouds raining ashes.
Clouds raining ashes
Nature reacts furiously
The birth of Phoenix.
The birth of Phoenix
Cradled in the Divine womb
Rising against odds.
Rising against odds
A lesson to remember
Conflict ignites fire.
This Haiku is shared with Sensational Haiku Wednesday and the Prompt is Reaction.
Its beautiful and how amazingly the picture suits the content. Brava..!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Priyanka :-)
DeleteConflict Ignites Fire ....!!!
ReplyDeleteEvery time when i visit your blog, i find something different from my previous visits....and the best thing is, you have the power of expressing vast feelings in least possible words....
Keep it up...!!
God bless you. ..
Thank You so much Noopur :-)
DeleteSo very true of life, unfortunately!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary :-)
DeleteI like the interlocking Haiku on this idea, a chain so tight that nothing could separate the two.
ReplyDeleteThank You Susan :-)
DeleteSo true! And beautifully described! As ever. x
ReplyDeleteThanks Hannah :-)
DeleteAnd so we come full circle.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done.
Cheers!
JzB
Thank You JzB
DeleteI agree with the comment above...we come full circle indeed
ReplyDeleteThanks so much :-)
DeleteWow such dynamic poetry buddy... Awesomely done :) Keep going, fierce battle yet to be won ! :D ;)
ReplyDeleteThank You Tanya :-)
DeleteHow meaningful! very well layered. the point couldn't have been driven home better!! I agree with Noopur!
ReplyDeleteAh, the phoenix! Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteThank You Margaret :-)
DeleteExcellent haikus chained.
ReplyDeleteThanks Leovi :-)
DeleteI like the repetition..the boldness and strength of the words roaring for themselves..jae
ReplyDeleteIt's like a chain isn't it??
ReplyDeleteLiked the words chosen!
Thanks Arcane :-)
DeleteRising against odds
ReplyDeleteA lesson to remember
Conflict ignites fire
Exactly GS but many just ignore it! Nice cascades!
Hank
Thank You Hank :-)
DeleteI like the repetition too. It adds to the full power of the Haiku's as a whole.
ReplyDeleteLove the legend of the Phoenix, she (always think of it as she) is one of my favourite birds/legends.
Thanks Bren :-)
DeleteIndeed it does!
ReplyDeleteThank You :-)
DeleteVery true and nicely written!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sreeja :-)
DeleteYour Haikus always sell like hot cakes. This one is no different!
ReplyDeleteVery apt and innovative.
Ha ha ... thank you Aravind :-)
DeleteA beauty!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sara :-)
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