Five Sainos on Luck by Toya Nath Chapagain

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A non written document,

Deployed on human sentiment,

Assuming as inner contentment.

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Luck is different to all,

Neither it is noisy nor calm,                

Supposed to be living in a palm,

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Karma displays our fortune,

It depends upon our karma,

Luck is captivated by karma.

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Luck has its own shape and line,

Luck favours a person to shine,

With karma as its master design.

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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

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.

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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.

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

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)

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Natural brooms cultivate

The softer sidlings to blossom 

Brutal hands damage the public shrine.

(Free Verse)

© Bishnu Prasad Bhattarai

Damak, Jhapa, Nepal

Saino Poems by Jean C Bertrand

Perhaps butterflies will sing

Fancifully spreading its wings

A lovable rendezvous in spring.

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She smiles, standing high and tall

Looking forward to dance in fall

Easy-to-read not crying at all.

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< Saino 7/8/9 >

© Jean C Bertrand

Haïti

Five Questionku by Jaipreet Grover

She runs the world

Gives birth to all lives

Why does she need to prove?

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Move with one step

At a time in life

Why to rush for success?

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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.]