secondary school teacher who teaches fixed and flexible exchange rates while writing haiku . so humble that he does not want to use i and capital letters . he lives in a far corner of the north eastern india . genetically a mongoloid by look and food . he speaks a tibeto-burman language known as ‘meiteilon’ or manipuri . writing is his passion since childhood . in his college years , he accidentally found a copy of the book , ” the wind cannot read ” , by Richard Mason in the public library (burnt down for some protest, built up a newer one with lesser old classic novels and poetries).
the title page quotes the poem from which the title is taken and is written below
“Though on the sign it is written:
‘Don’t pluck these blossoms’ —
it is useless against the wind,
which cannot read.”
— JAPANESE POEM
the novel and the quote intrigued him and later he knew the quote was a haiku . this gradually motivated him in his later years of writing haikus . nowadays he writes haikus every day and night .
another secondary school teacher who teaches — under the powers that be’s radar — how to make magic from words. not harry potter magic… at least not directly. loves your found haiku, “the wind cannot read.” haiku magic.
Thank you Charley !! You are very kind !
Milan, I love your blog. Because of this, I have nominated you for The Versatile Blogger Award https://versatilebloggeraward.wordpress.com/about/
Thank you !
You are most welcome Milan. I think it is well deserved. Keep writing so I can keep reading.
Thanks for the inspiring words !
regards
milan
Hi Milan, lovely t have found your blog. I really love the Haiku you chosen and
will copy it among favourites.
Thanks for your follow, you are most welcome and I will now study you ur log.
miriam
thank you Miriam . !!!
Wow.. this is probably the best About page I’ve ever visited! Great intro and I look forward to your magical haikus!
Thank you ! You are very kind !
Nice photo.
Thank you !
Oh WOW, very impressive!!
Thank you Jael !!!
Most sincerely welcome!
Beautiful blog you have here!
Thank you ! You are very kind !
“it is useless against the wind,
which cannot read.”
That’s brilliant, it reminds me of my futile efforts to bring order to my sometimes chaotic gardening.
Yes the philosophy is also brilliant ! Thank you !
Milan, it is nice of you that you didn’t bury your passion amidst the busy engagements of job as well as day to day chores. All your haiku are meaningful.I have read them earlier.
Thank you ! Right now , I am writing in my off time in our institute . You are very kind , by the way !
I am intrigued to stumble upon your blog… 😀
That haiku is eye opening!
Thanks ! It’s been a long time …wanna write again . Your words are so inspiring !
Please do… I would love to see 2018 archives on your blog….
Still under chills from that haiku!
Sure ma’m ! I would start at the soonest ! 🙂
Happy to come across! Good day!
Same here ! Let’s keep in touch , good day !!!:)
with all means.. 🙂