Life is so unpredictable. We are here one minute and the next thing you know we are packing our bags and moving to another place. Greetings poets, wayfarers and friends, it's a beautiful day here and I am really excited to be travelling back to my home country. Below are a few pictures which I thought would be fun to share with you all.
Frere Hall, Saddar Karachi |
Mohatta Palace Museum, Clifton Karachi |
Bagh Ibne Qasim Park, Clifton Karachi |
Somiani Beach |
I must confess there are a million thoughts running through my mind, I am reminded of 2014 when I left home and moved to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, due to unsafe city conditions, little did I know that in a few months I would be stepping into the world of Poetry and would be writing my first poem.
Fast forward time and two years later I entered into the vibrant city of Kuala Lumpur, as I recall a dear friend and fellow poet said; "From desert to tropics" smiles. It was here that I continued my poetic journey and it was here that I evolved, and it is from here that I head back and take you guys along with me. I am so happy!
If you have any thoughts to share, ideas you wish to release into the wild or a world view to express then you have come to the right place. Please share a poem of your choice and enjoy the company of your fellow scribes. We look forward to reading you and hope you have a wonderful day! ❤️
Thank you for sharing these lovely views, Sanaa.
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Thank you so much, Kerryπ heading over to read you. Happy Tuesday!π☕
DeleteYour pics are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Annell!π Happy Tuesdayπ☕
DeleteBeautiful pictures, I've only lived out of the U.S. once in my life for almost a year, and I found it to be a culture shock, but the beauty of the people and the countryside made it a great experience.
ReplyDeleteSaying hello to Okpo, South Korea!
Thank you so much, Vicki π heading over to read youπ☕
DeleteOh you certainly moves around... I hope it's safer now than when you left.
ReplyDeleteIt’s definitely better than before, Bjorn π now with Imran Khan as our new PM π☕️
DeleteThank you for sharing this, Sanaa. I'm short on time this week, doing my 2017 income taxes, making an October calendar for a group of ours, and am thinking to get our previous house sold within a month (we have a buyer). I dug through old post from a Museum Word Search with not many visitors and ended up with this one. It's not real good but only Kerry, Bjorn, and Rosemary will have read it.
ReplyDeleteI'm sort of like you, I have lived in sooo many places that I couldn't list them all for a security clearance check. But when I'm married I fairly well stay put, eight places for the first marriage, now five for this one.
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Thank you so much, Jim π heading over to read you π☕️
DeleteThe photographs are wonderful, Sanaa! I have lived in two other countries but I've been back in the UK a long time now, thirty six years, twenty six years in North Norfolk, a wonderful part of the UK.
ReplyDeleteThat’s lovely Kim π I hope to visit you in North Norfolk one day!π☕️
DeleteKarachi looks lovely in your photos. Enjoy your return!
ReplyDeleteI am sharing a poem for my friend who died recently, as a way of helping myself put her to rest. (It can be hard to let go.)
I am so sorry for your loss, Rosemary π₯ please accept my deepest condolences.
DeleteBeen one of those days....but I made it by the seat of my pants. LOL I may not be able to get around to everyone till Thursday, but I will do my best.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in, Carrie π heading over to read youπ☕
DeleteEvening, Toads! Thanks, Sanaa, for your beautiful reflection, and for hosting! Happy pond sitting, all! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Frank π so good to see you! Happy Tuesdayπ☕
DeleteHow lovely, that you have seen so many wonderful places and now are going home! The photos are wonderful. So much history in the buildings and the landscape.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Sherry π it feels really good to be home!π☕️
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