Wednesday, October 27, 2021

Five Sainos on Luck by Toya Nath Chapagain

1-
A non written document,
Deployed on human sentiment,
Assuming as inner contentment.
2-
Luck is different to all,
Neither it is noisy nor calm,                
Supposed to be living in a palm,
3-
Karma displays our fortune,
It depends upon our karma,
Luck is captivated by karma.
4-
Luck has its own shape and line,
Luck favours a person to shine,
With karma as its master design.
5-
Our willingness of action,
Determines our fate and future,
With continuous entanglement.

* VERSE FORMS USED:-
1. AAA
2. ABB
3. ABB
4. AAA
5. Free Verse

© Toya Nath Chapagain
Damak, Jhapa, Nepal

Thursday, October 21, 2021

Five Sainos on Pen by Khemlal Pokhrel

SAINOS IN ALL VERSE FORMS
[7-8-9 Syllabled Micro-poems]

(1)
It's a marvel of the pen
That draws lines from the core of hearts
And does travel all parts of the world.
(2)
I have grown with fond of pen
Like the lion with its own den
What to say, like the chickens for hen!
(3)
Pen is held by young and old
Making the psyche slowly bold
Penetrating the cosmos as whole!
(4)
Pen is mightier than sword
It can kill all vanity too
With no physical touch, but with word.
(5)
Pen has atomic power
If we do wrong to mishandle
It burns the world like burning candle!

* Verse Forms Used:
(1) Free Verse
(2) AAA
(3) AAB
(4) ABA
(5) ABB

© Khemlal Pokhrel
English Saino Investor
Damak, Jhapa, Nepal
pokhrel.khemlal22@gmail.com

Famous Nepali poet Khemlal Pokhrel is an Editor and Retired Teacher. He is a Post Graduate in English and History. He has won many awards, medals and certificates for literary excellence from world literary  forums like Motivational Strips, World Nations Writers' Union, Meeruth Literary Festival (India), Gujarat Sahitya Academy jointly with Motivational Syrips on the occasion of India's 74th and 75th Independevce Day Celebrations cosecutively, etc. He is the author of more than dozen literary books. He is Inventor of English Saino (Three-lined English typical micro poem). This is his special Literary achievement.

Three Micropoems by Jyotirmaya Thakur

The Key 
All we love is turned to ashes 
Dead flowers tied with indigo 
Shimmering alone in the tree 
Is the key to my heart.
Quest 
I don't see you 
And you never see me 
Until we take to the sky 
Where the view is best 
The moon and stars 
Enlighten our quest. 
Test 
We are souls on a journey 
Life is our test 
Till our weary souls 
Take a brief rest
In Heaven or Hell.
© Jyotirmaya Thakur
UK

Eminent Poetess Jyotirmaya Thakur (Retired Principal) is a bilingual author of forty books. Editor and co-author of many anthologies, with many waiting to be published.  Her work has been published in many global anthologies, magazines, tabloids, digital news-media, internationally and translated in many languages. Multi-genre award winning poet of many accolades from literary and humanitarian organisations. She is an Indian living in the UK, reviewer, translator, promoter of International poetry, social and environmental activist.

Monday, October 11, 2021

The Tiger, A Micropoem by Jaipreet Grover

I was just a common tiger
Desire to gulp you
For years absorbed in penance
But, you freed me
Made me your vehicle
My head bows for Goddess Durga, fervently for you!
© Jaipreet Grover
Maharashtra, India

Saturday, October 9, 2021

Saino Poems by Bishnu Prasad Bhattarai


The common normal aspects 
Approximate a great message
The spring season fascinates all.
(Free Verse)
By her natural passion
The river hijacks the tenants
Many of them bear lifelong distress.
(ABB)
The summer job sails the dirt
The howling winds remove the dust
And beautifully washes the floor.
(AAB)
Natural brooms cultivate
The softer sidlings to blossom 
Brutal hands damage the public shrine.
(Free Verse)
© Bishnu Prasad Bhattarai
Damak, Jhapa, Nepal

Wednesday, October 6, 2021

Saino Poems by Jean C Bertrand

Perhaps butterflies will sing
Fancifully spreading its wings
A lovable rendezvous in spring.
She smiles, standing high and tall
Looking forward to dance in fall
Easy-to-read not crying at all.
< Saino 7/8/9 >
© Jean C Bertrand
Haïti

Tuesday, October 5, 2021

Five Questionku by Jaipreet Grover

She runs the world
Gives birth to all lives
Why does she need to prove?
Move with one step
At a time in life
Why to rush for success?
Kids are angels
Lit up every home
Do we need just a son?
Nature blossoms
Give treasures sans break
What’s your contribution?
Flashy is smart
Makes castles atop
Why for sleep comfort tops?
< Questionku 4/5/6 >
© Jaipreet Grover
Maharashtra, India
[Poetess Jaipreet Grover holds a Master’s degree in HR and is currently working as an educationist in India’s renowned school. She has been bestowed with the Teachers’ Recognition Award in 2019. Her poems have been reviewed and published on multiple national and international platforms, e-zines, and in the school magazine. She is also one of the co-authors of five anthologies and one storybook. She has been conferred with "The Order of Shakespeare award", "Golden Badge" and Prashasti Patra" globally.]

Micropoems by Dr. Archana Pandey

Fight 
Raining eyes
and thundering mind,
Makes it harder
way to find.

Who is true 
and what is right,
Brain is storming
in this fight.

Heart is Beating 
You and you!
and only you!
Life of love is
filled in you!

Heart is beating
high and high!
"What is love"
you ask me why!
© Dr. Archana Pandey 
Hyderabad, India 
archana.drdl10@gmail.com

Monday, October 4, 2021

Tanka Poems by Lilian Woo


BLAZING SUN 
The blazing sun smiles 
Shining from the distant miles 
I love the brightness 
It brings positivity 
To energise up my day. 
GOLDEN SPLENDOUR  
Morning has broken
Sunrise in golden splendour 
Smiling happily 
Relish the charm and beauty 
Of each wonderful moment. 
© Lilian Woo 
Malaysia 
All Copyrights Reserved
Tanka:5-7-5-7-7

Friday, October 1, 2021

Saino Poems by Sunita Grover Raina

Butterfly
Butterfly who wants to be
They sometimes push death pins in me
Lepidopterists please set me free.

Lips 
Lips cupids bow that vibrates
the strings of hearts for love music
and them to savour as sweet wine fates.

Love
You stopped for dead words tolling
Had you heard the sound of my soul
Bells were chiming and heaven calling.
© Sunita Grover Raina
Kolkata, West Bengal, India 

Poetess Sunita grover raina w/o late Anil Grover a renowned journalist started her poetic venture pretty late in life at the age of 61. By profession she has retired as The Director of Drugs Control for the state of West Bengal, Department of Health and Family Welfare. She is writing in various International poetic forums and has been accepted as a poet who writes from her heart and labelled as an untailored poet.

Micropoems by Fady Bouaz

The Sun and the Moon 
From the glow of the sun
The beautiful moonlight 
The sun illuminates the moon 
By her love kisses to him 
The sun and the moon 
Light up our world 
By their love relationship 
Since their inception!

The Best Kind of Love 
The sun and the moon are 
in a great love relationship 
But they can never meet 
For this 
The love without hope is 
the best kind of love! 

Go to My Grave 
Your beautiful eyes are 
killing me
Shoot the arrows of love 
in my heart
I'm dying in love 
with you my dear love
Until I die 
and go to my grave!

© Fady Bouaz
Beirut, Lebanon
boazfady@gmail.com

Four Micropoems by Nolcha Fox

Frosted I fill in what I cannot see with my dark imagination. Back light lets me guess the tale behind your hidden features. If only I could...