A gift of haikus

 


A Gift of Haikus for Our Enlightened Readers

At farazparvez.blogspot.com, our mission is to enlighten, inspire, and ignite meaningful discussions through literature, poetry, and storytelling. We believe that every visitor to our blog seeks knowledge, beauty, and deeper understanding of the world around them.

To honor our readers, here are ten haikus—each carrying a drop of wisdom, a spark of wonder, and a reflection of our shared human experience. May these verses brighten your day and remind you that Faraz Parvez Blog is a home for enlightened minds.

1. The Seeker’s Path

Footsteps on the sand,
the tide whispers forgotten
truths beneath the waves.

2. Moonlight Over Lahore

Minarets glowing,
a silent river hums past,
prayers in the breeze.

3. The Storyteller

Ink flows on paper,
a world is born in silence,
breathes in eager minds.

4. Beyond Borders

Mountains touch the clouds,
yet one wind binds all the lands—
we are all the same.

5. A Poet’s Dawn

Morning light unfolds,
dew-kissed leaves drink golden fire,
words rise from the soul.

6. Wisdom of the Streets

Rickshaw bells echo,
laughter weaves through dusty roads,
wisdom walks barefoot.

7. A Child’s Wonder

Paper boat afloat,
carried by the monsoon’s song,
a dream in motion.

8. Between the Stars

City lights flicker,
yet above, the stars still burn—
whispers from the past.

9. Silent Revolution

One book, one idea,
shatters walls, rebuilds the world—
power in the pen.

10. Home of the Enlightened

At our blog you find
words that stir the sleeping soul,
a light in the dark.

farazparvez.blogspot.com is more than a blog; it is a destination for enlightened minds. We invite you to visit, engage, and grow with us. May these haikus remind you of the beauty in words and the power of shared wisdom.

Let us know which haiku resonates with you the most!



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