Rinita is a creative writer, with focus on poetry. She delves into several forms including Haiku/Senryu, Sonnets, Free Verse, and Prose.
The Crimson Line
From Rinita's Camera
Day One At the Beach
In the midst of the walking rainbow
A fisherman's tale, a sunset
A raving sea, waves of changing hue
A garden of dreams, blooms on the parapet
Violent Waves
From Rinita's Camera
Day Two At the Beach
And the dew drops faded away
To a turbulent shade of green
Destinies intertwined with the violent waves
Left no little tales to begin
Lost in the Ocean
From Rinita's Camera
Day Three At the Beach
If at all there were dreams that came true
They would be dreams by the ocean
A sudden delight in the forgetful calmness
Is one soul lost in the ocean
The Goodbye Hue
From Rinita's Camera
Day Four at the Beach
The morning sun has lost its glow
Beckons the moon of early hours
Roads that lead away from the sea
Await in a new realm of desires
© 2018 Rinita Sen
Comments
Rinita Sen (author) on June 17, 2018:
Thank you, manatita. Glad you liked my response.
manatita44 from london on June 17, 2018:
I love the last stanza. Immaculate! Plus a good go at Ann's!Challenge. Sweeettt!
Rinita Sen (author) on June 17, 2018:
Thank you, John. I am happy that I am on a platform with so many incredible poets as you, and to be able to share and receive here with/from such terrific writers is a blessing. Thank you again for visiting my beach story.
John Hansen from Gondwana Land on June 17, 2018:
Rinita, I only found your writing through Chris and Ann's challenges but glad I did. I love the poetry and pics and how you separated it into each day at the beach. Well done.
Rinita Sen (author) on June 15, 2018:
Thank you, Li-Jen. Yes, the dew drops line is a favorite of mine, too. Thank you again for taking the time to read.
Li-Jen Hew on June 15, 2018:
Hey Rinita. Another great attempt to a challenge! :) It is interesting to see the poem split according the number of days and the pictures go well with the poem. I also like the depth and creativeness of the poem.."dew drops faded away to a turbulent shade of green", "one soul lost in the ocean". It has a dreamy feel too. Thanks for sharing!
Rinita Sen (author) on June 14, 2018:
Humbled by your comment, Chris. Happy to have participated. I admire your writing!
Rinita Sen (author) on June 14, 2018:
Thank you, Frank. It was a soothing challenge. Writing about the beach is always fascinating!
Chris Mills from Traverse City, MI on June 14, 2018:
Rinita, This is poetry at its finest. That's the evaluation of one not so talented or experienced in the writing of poetry. It carries one away to another place. Thank you for participating in Ann's challenge. Well done.
Frank Atanacio from Shelton on June 14, 2018:
Rinita this was absolutely amazing.. I love how you easily handled the challenge...
Rinita Sen (author) on June 14, 2018:
Thank you, Ann. Glad you liked the changing moods. Thank you for linking as well.
Ann Carr from SW England on June 14, 2018:
How the sea and its moods change from day to day, hour to hour even. You have captured this well in your poetry, mirroring your lovely photos.
Thank you for responding to my challenge. I will put your link on my hub.
Ann
Rinita Sen (author) on June 14, 2018:
Thank you, Verlie. Yes, pretty much wrote each quartet at the end of each day of stay there, hence, the varying mood. Thanks again for visiting.
Verlie Burroughs from Canada on June 14, 2018:
Rinita, your photos and poems capture the essence of the sea here. Kovalam Beach is beautiful...I like how you spread the mood over a number of days.
