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dancing in vain (haiku)

Missing image
amorous Peacock
mistaking my hun for his Peahen
feathers jiggling

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  • angeldreams
    December 14, 2009

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    Have seen the picture before.
    And then you found a perfect write for it.
    I have so many in my college grounds. But they never come near me. They might be decent ones!
    So I am left collecting feathers once they have left.
    Congrats for the trophy.
    -Swati


  • Haiku-bless-you silver member
    December 5, 2009

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    Featured Visions through Haiku poet

    Good 'Ku subject and captured moment. I like the humor injected into this work. Write on!

    Dennis

    I'm a new member to the group trying to catch up on the featured poets section.


  • Harrisham Minhas gold member
    November 22, 2009

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    A clever write.
    Congrats on the Bronze.
    Your wife got a good opportunity to get this pic. clicked with the peacock. I think otherwise the peacocks get scared when people are around.


  • Swan song gold member
    November 21, 2009

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    you had better watch out those creatures are brutal lol
    not really but I like the moment captured here and comend you on a fine haiku


  • Grateful
    November 12, 2009

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    i do not understand "haiku" but you do have the romantic words with a beautiful picture...i really enjoyed it...good luck!..

  • a u r a
    November 11, 2009

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    A winner!

    Giggle,cant blame the so called ,'amorous Peacock 'for ,'mistaking ', your hun as his peahen your hun is a pretty sight for any eye to behold peacock or human all inclusive-your poem has been written very well- it is light in mood-humorus -playful and somewhere I sense a lot of affection for your hun-I have enjoyed this piece a great deal -the picture accompanying it is very apt -Wishing you loads of luck for the contest-"Jai Ho"

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