Tags : bamboo

winter fire holes

winter fire holes

A Poem by Kaa Na Kalyanasundaram


* Bamboo embraced The fireholes in the winter... The lovely flute born ! ......Ka Na Kalyanasunda..
Standing in the Shadows

Standing in the Shadows

A Poem by Constance Payne


Life truly is a matter of perspective Inspired by Bamboo shoots and their struggle for the light
Ghost Towns on the Web and Elsewhere

Ghost Towns on the Web and Elsewhere

A Poem by Studio Dongo


The slow, smokeless burning of decay can be reassuring in its way.
The Panda Visit

The Panda Visit

A Poem by Alfred Kukitz


A fictional panda visits me.
What Are We Investing In To ?

What Are We Investing In To ?

A Poem by KingSasanka


Is it the time, space or emotions? Or all.
WHY AM I LIKE THIS?

WHY AM I LIKE THIS?

A Story by Anjana Prabha


it is a type of autobiography of a bamboo tree. it has been written in a simplest way of its usual and unusual experience of its life.
Origins of Bamboo Night - a haiku poem

Origins of Bamboo Night - a haiku poem

A Story by Earl Schumacker


Do snow flakes suffer after being captured or do they simply melt?
Holly Heard A Noise

Holly Heard A Noise

A Poem by Andrew Troy Keller


This is my first bamboo poem in which one person hears a noise and sees what a roommate and their neighbor are up to.