Shall we elope, said
he... looking with limpid eyes;
Right person, wrong time...
There is a time and place for everything, including a proposal to elope, good haiku Mamta, Lynda xx 10
Shall we elope, said he... looking with limpid eyes; Right time, wrong person................Good Write
Your haiku reminded me of Charles Dickens's Em'ly...there, centuries back, she said 'yes'...for she was younger! well, 'think of my comments at their best', Mamta! ...nice Ku...has flair and fragrance inside it...10
Mamtaji, This question Devdas asks Paru, long after her marriage, when he became a full-scale sot, but not with limpid eyes but with droopy eyes. Yes! It was a wrong time there too. Very good expression.
Mamtaji, This question Devdas asks Paru, long after her marriage, when he became a full-scale sot, but not with limpid eyes but with droopy eyes. Yes! It was a wrong time there too. Very good expression.
Mamtaji, This question Devdas asks Paru, long after her marriage, when he became a full-scale sot, but not with limpid eyes but with droopy eyes. Yes! It was a wrong time there too. Very good expression.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Yes, it has both humour and truth! Stajit Roy's movie - 'Kapurush and Mahamurush ' was great! In the 'Kapurush' short story, the hero fails to elope/ marry his college sweetheart! She gets married to a tea garden manager! Later the hero goes there to write a novel. He wants to know if she still loved him? ! ! When he was waiting at the station for his departure train, she comes to meet him, -perhaps to say she still loved him! The ' kapurus' hero again fails to take any action! Kapurush= the Coward! Ray leaves a few thoughts for his readers! -10! - Raj Nandy