Three Haiku by Rajnish Mishra

I

Walls, white-washed, white floor

white ceiling: shroud, corpse sits through

days, life-long, alone.

II

Days are long, short nights.

Lights dim help slip down the slope-

Sleep, you wake to die. 

 III

Crossing long deserts 

of pages, poetry-oasis.

I reach; forever stay.

Rajnish Mishra is a poet, writer, translator and blogger born and brought up in Varanasi, India. He is the editor of PPP Ezine, a poetry ezine. He has a blog on poetry, poetics and aesthetic: pleasure: https:/poetrypoeticspleasure.wordpress.com.