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From ULR
Issue 5 – Human Rights
Haiku
Silent waters hold deep ache beneath, mirroring blood moon's stark fury, patriarchy's stench tearing wildflowers.
June 15, 2021
silent waters —
holding the ache
beneath
blood moon —
fury of high tides
in his eyes
torn apart
piece by piece —
wildflower
an old peepal —
bare limbs
hang in the air
ashes —
the stench of
patriarchy in the air
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Tejinder Sethi
A nutritionist by profession,Teji Sethi transitioned from micronutrients to micro poetry. A poet at heart, she’s charmed by the beauty and musicality in nature. Teji’s bilingual poems in free verse, haikai verse, and works of art have found a home in numerous national and international venues. She believes that a rich tapestry of experiences lives within us as stories and these stories define us, connect us and outlive us when we are gone! She is the founder editor of Triya, a bilingual space for haiku, tanka and micro poems. www.thetriyamag.org, insta: tejisethi13 poetry books: kapaas ke phool, uncharted roads, moss laden walls.