A Drop of Water by Anna Keiko February 10, 2025February 10, 2025 | World Inker IIWorld Inker II | 0 Comment | 2:05 am A drop of waterDripping day after dayThe creek became the sea A ray of lightShines year after yearA small seedling becomes a big tree An encounterA white sheet alike meets a coloured penDrawing a spring full of love. Related Tags: Anna Keiko, Chinese poetry Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Post navigation PREVIOUS Previous post: About poet feelings when he returned home by Ahmad MiqdadNEXT Next post: Whispers of the Unseen by Anna Keiko Related Post Love Fated at the Potala Palace by Lan XinLove Fated at the Potala Palace by Lan Xin poem from China for your reading pleasure Read MoreRead More The Last Travel by Maria MiragliaThe Last Travel by Maria Miraglia poem by Spanish poet Maria Miraglia Read MoreRead More The White Dove by Harinder CheemaThe White Dove by Harinder Cheema With a bag of verses on my backI was searching for Peace on a lonely trackI saw a small hut and went inside Hoping to find someone who could guideA sage Read MoreRead More Literature as Liability by Dr. Jernail S. AnandLiterature as Liability by Dr. Jernail S. Anand critique of social priorities that isolate literary minds Read MoreRead More This Too Shall Pass by Sushant Kumar B.K.This Too Shall Pass by Sushant Kumar B.K. Nepalese poet writes of the tenderness of aging and the meaning of life Read MoreRead More Interview with Amar Benhamouche, poetInterview with Amar Benhamouche, poet what do poets think and expect of their work? Read MoreRead More
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