Kalyanee Arandhara

Date of Publish: 2023-09-09

A few Haiku poems by Kalyanee Arandhara

 

(1)

Kitty jumps at the lizard

A window pane in between

Transparent distance

(2)

A whiff of a breeze

Leaves my grey stands redolent

Autumn melancholy

(3)

An owl hoots

Hands search for mother

A wet pillow

(4)

Sundown

On a sunflower field

Awaiting a new dawn

(5)

Her arrival—

A breath of fresh air

In a smoke-filled room

(6)

Approaching twilight

I look forward to every new dawn

(7)

Warring clouds

Somewhere a drought soaks up

The first drops

(8)

The old lighthouse

Dozens rudderless boats

Lost in the ocean

 

About the poet

Kalyanee Arandhara is a teacher by profession. Before entering into the field of education, she had worked with several media houses along with a monthly magazine. She writes articles and poems including haiku as a passion to express her observance of the socio-political changes, especially in Northeast India. She also guides children with interest in creative writing. She hasn't published any of her works as a compilation as yet except for publishing those in newspapers and magazines from time to time.