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Standing Tall
Minaret of Victory
A Timeless masterpiece.
This Haiku is written for 'Haiku Heights : April A2Z Heights Day 19' for the prompt 'Qutub Minar'
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A masterpiece indeed... Showcasing the victory of Mugals over Hindus!
ReplyDeleteYeah. :)
DeleteOh yes it is a Masterpiece! :)
ReplyDeleteIndeed, it is. :)
Delete:) I love (!) minarets, there is something regal and serene about them - whenever I catch a glimpse of them, I just feel something...and it's funny that you've posted that or that was your prompt, yesterday evening was one of those times when, coming home at sunset on the train, I had a minaret-moment.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, thanks for taking your time to come and visit my blog. :P
DeleteAnd I am glad you like my post, er...no... I guess its minarets? :O
Will you puhleaseeeeeeeeee teach me how to write Haiku??
ReplyDelete;)
Yeah sure.
DeleteThough , I am not an expert (still a beginner) but will try to explain. :)
You are an awesome Haiku writer...:) (y)
ReplyDeleteKeep writing..:)
Thank You so much, Mani. :)
DeleteYou too.
The shadows shaded
ReplyDeleteBring forth real joy to mind.
Fade not this shadow.
Hi! I have nominated you for Liebster Award.Pl.visit my blog.
I had written the comment.I don't remember published or not.Again
ReplyDeleteThe shaded shadows
Bring delight real to the mind.
Fade not this shadow.
Hi! I have nominated you for Liebster Award.Pl.visit my blog.
WoW. Twas beautiful.
DeleteWhy, Thank You! :D
Sorry about that. I have moderated the comments. So even if you have posted they won't be visible until I approve.
And thanks for nominating me, Twice. :P