Neelam Dadhwal is a bilingual poet from Chandigarh, India. After culminating her career as a web developer and administrator, she took writing as a full-time pursuit. She has penned since 2013 three poetry books and one short story book. Her poems has been published in Kritya, Danse Macabre, Taj Mahal Review, Muse India, Indian Poetry Review, Literary Yard, The Unknown Pen and anthologies on women international, peace and humanity. As a haiku poet, she has been published in Contemporary Haibun Online, Atlas Poetica, Living Haiku Anthology, Haibun Online, World Haiku Association.
The path is laid and sometimes with turn
I moved too with intent of a bloom
I shuffled the earth below my feet
because I could hear the murmur of breeze
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I must have decided
to write a poem
to share how life feels right now
then intrigued by nature
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My first poem was not written
only felt like golden words from wise people
changed history inscribed on first page of magazine
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