Tuesday, 18 April 2023

Eight Senryu Poems by Ram Chandran

 




Senryu


the old beggar-
tossing a coin, we exchanged 
a familiar smile


 

a shooting star-
years ago
I had a wish




finishing jaggery sweet-
the boy licks his fingers
one by one




winter night routine
papa applies ayurvedic cream 
for his knee pain




consecutive drought -
children playing hopscotch
where the paddy field was


 

autumn dusk-
the old man forgets
his way back home




chemotherapy-
on way back home
waning gibbous moon




a jobless-
selling the loved books
for the next meal
 



Ram Chandran is a Corporate Lawyer by profession. He has been writing English poetry since his college days. Writing Japanese short form poetry since 2020, his English language haiku and other Japanese short form poetries have been widely published internationally in prestigious print and digital Journals.

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