ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਹਾਇਕੂ Punjabi Haiku

I learned about Haiku (Japanese) poetry in school and gave a thought to Haiku poetry in Punjab and tried to pen down few poems.

It is a wonderful step into Brave New World of Blog space. This new component of internet appears to be living up to great expectations. It shall certainly allow naive users like me to indulge in the luxury of having a website of a kind.

The less known genre of literature of Japanese origin shall receive proper exposure. More so, Punjabi language shall also have a new medium for conversation, new channel to express through.
It definitely is a welcome gesture and an encouraging effort in the fascinating realm of new world.
Keep it up.

Sathi ji,
Sat Siri Akal
it is wonderfull work you have done, great efort.
Baltej Pannu

Read the haikus. It is great experience reading them, yours as well as the ones translated by you! I feel the jump at the third line is at the heart of the haiku.I’ll try wrting some if I could.Meanwhile keep it up with afresh with more enteries. My congrats.

Very interesting website! I learned Haiku too in school! It is a very fascinating form of poetry. I feel that poetry can transmigress styles, as truly it is the words which guide us to our feelings and thoughts.

Oh my beautiful
Punjab, spring brings the harvest
to celebrate thee

Wonderful effort, a great lesson in Haiku poetry, simple, but meaningful !

Keep it up

Jagpal

Dear Saathi Sahib,
It is indeed pleasure to read your compositions in the simplest possible way but depicting the chemistry of thoughts very effectively. Hope to see you soon.
Kind Regards,
Gurinder

singh1360 Ji,
What an expression!!
Beautiful words.
-Gurinder

Dear Amarjeet uncle,
Hope this finds and you well and hope that you still remember me.I stumbled upon this site while doing a random search on Haiku as this form of poetry has always enthralled me.I did not know I would be in for such a pleasant surprise.Such great talent was so close to home,I really had no idea.Even with my level of reading in Punjabi being less than perfect it is evident that your translations are so beautiful and well worded.Hats off to you!I will be looking forward to more.My regards to aunty.Dad always asks about you.
Regards,
Satinder

Dear Amarjit Uncle
I hope you remember me. It was such a pleasant experience to meet you in person. I am reading your book ‘Nimukh’ which you gave to my father. I am not an avid reader of poetry but I still relished each and every line of it. Thanks a lot for such a wonderful book.
Kind Regards
Jagrati (NZ)

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I need some direction on writing punjabi on the blog. What tool do you use to write punjabi or its some services that being used? Appreciate any help. Consider me novice in publishing in punjabi. Thanks.