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20 Jan 201620 Jan 2016 Neil E. Das

Haiku on Moving – For Friends Newly Moved

21 Aug 2015 Neil E. Das

“gone your long linger” – Haiku on absence

25 Aug 2014 Neil E. Das

We bow down our heads in pain; We lift up our faces in hope – Night Sunflowers for Ferguson – St. Louis, Missouri

6 Aug 20136 Aug 2013 Neil E. Das

Hope Chest, a Reflection

27 Jun 201327 Jun 2013 Neil E. Das

In Home Depot – Paired Haiku (Senryu) for my Father

17 Apr 2013 Neil E. Das

For Boston, Some Tulips – Beauty in Brokenness

7 Sep 2012 Neil E. Das

tasking satellites – Haiku in Symmetry – Google mapping the past

11 Nov 2011 Neil E. Das

The Theme of Grief in Terrence Malick’s Tree of Life – An Essay in Catapult Magazine – The Book of Job and the Tree of Life

11 Nov 2011 Neil E. Das

Sorrow in 17 Syllables – A Year’s Haiku from The Dassler Effect on Grief – In Catapult Magazine

7 Nov 20117 Nov 2011 Neil E. Das

A house of mourning – A Haiku on Ecclesiastes – Poetry on Grief

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Aglow. Sunday morning flowers. Part of a lovely evening of music from The Mental Health Anniversary Band. I am so grateful that the rain subsided. And thank you to all of you who came out. Thanks @microsoftcopilot for helping me illustrate what goes through my mind each year that this rolls around. Sincerely, a South Asian. #AAPI or #AANHPI Month. Leaving social media for a time really teaches one of one's significance (or lack thereof). In the noise of it all, perhaps others don't know one is gone at all. Sunset on FLORETTE. Gifts from @earthmotheracres kind proprietor from their bounty. So lovely. Vantablack is the blackest of black coatings, absorbing over 99.9% of light shone on it, making everything covered with it appear as a black hole. Google some images. The jumbled end of summer.
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