Slivers: Chiseled Poetry is a collection of poetry that includes poems inspired by the Japanese poetry haiku and tanka, as well as poems in the acrostic form. Readers would find the nature and creatures personified. Ms. Singh’s imagination is vivid, and her descriptions of these emotions are rich. The sky, the clouds, the wind, the flowers, the seasons, the birds, the human heart speaks in their unique language. They speak to each other and communicate with deep emotions. Every spark, every raindrop, every movement of the breeze and gusty wind conveys a message. Every changing shade in the sun, the moon, and flowers expresses deep and meaningful emotions.
The poems in haiku, Tanka, and acrostic that I appreciated are:
Exotic birds smile
Toss their heads as spring sings
Exuberance glows
Kind hearts seldom suspect anyone
Love is more important for them
Offering unconditional love
They seek happiness in connections
And accept all imperfections.
Rainbow
Refulgent arch in the sky
Accentuates the beauty of horizon
Impromptu magic of nature
Nonplussing mystery for some
Beguiling charm for others
Offers immediate delight
Wondrous and ephemeral art!
The beginning of the poetry briefly explains the metric system of the haiku and tanka and the rules of writing acrostic poems. Readers would find this description informative while appreciating the beautiful poems. I recommend this book to poetry lovers and any readers interested in these poetry forms.
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