The start of a storm Months and months of violence Fiery Red Sky Peace returns after the war Drowning hope everywhere NOTE: Tanka is a Japanese poem consisting of five lines, the first and third of which have five syllables and the others seven.
Rafaa Dalvi, 25, currently pursuing MBA from NMIMS Mumbai, is an automobile engineer, freelance editor and an aspiring versatile writer, who wants to follow in the footsteps of his idols Dickens, Crichton, Dahl and O. Henry. Already published numerous times, his stories can be read in the anthologies - Kaleidoscope, Myriad Tales, A Little Chorus of Love, First Brush on the Canvas, Her Story and 25 Strokes of Kindness. He’s the recipient of Indian Bloggers League Booker Prize 2013 and the winner of Melonade 5. He blogs at http://desistoryteller.blogspot.com/. His twitter handle is @TheWittyKid and he can be contacted at rafaadalvi@gmail.com.
4 comments:
Thanks for enlightening me on the concept of 'Tanka'...brilliantly written poem and the pic is complementing it so well!!
Welcome Aditi :)
This tanka. Makes one visualize their perspective of storm, violence, war and peace.
A storm is always followed by a lull.
Well written. Really liked it.
@Zoey
I'm still waiting to read the tanka you promised to write. Your compliments always brings a smile on my face :)
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