DO NOT GO FAR OUT - Dr. Shailesh Veer

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Do not go Far out

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Rose Makes romantic Both are dancing! □ Posted A message Waiting for online! □ Environment is smiling She will come! □ Happiness Ran away Mother has passed! □ Like A waterfall Tears are falling! □ Shyness Glowing eyes Some old letters! □ World Can't understand Let's go elsewhere! □ © Dr. Shailesh Gupta Veer (Editor: Micropoetry Cosmos) Fatehpur, UP, India  Email: editorsgveer@gmail.com 02/11/2018 What is a Janaku? A Janaku is a short, three-line poem with a distinct structure: Line 1: One word, Line 2: Two words and Line 3: Three words. This poetic form doesn't require a specific rhyme or syllable count, allowing for creative freedom. This form was invented by Eileen Tabios, a Filipina poet, and inaugurated on June 12, 2003. This style enables poets to convey emotions and ideas in a concise yet meaningful way.
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