Life - By Aaliyah Hoosen
Written By: Aaliyah Hoosen
Category: Poetry (haiku)
Competition: Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026
Aaliyah Hoosen contributes a poignant haiku titled "Life" to the Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026. This competition celebrates diverse voices in poetry and creative writing from around the globe. Aaliyah's work, categorized under Poetry, offers a reflective exploration of life's emotional landscapes. Through her concise and powerful verse, she invites readers to ponder the complexities of personal transformation and resilience.
About the Work
In "Life," Aaliyah Hoosen employs the traditional haiku form to convey profound emotion and insight. The poem evokes a sense of shattering and renewal, using vivid imagery to portray the journey from wholeness to fragmentation and eventual self-discovery. Its minimalist structure enhances the depth of feeling, creating a resonant and universal message about the human condition.
Life
Original Submission by Aaliyah Hoosen
I was once a whole
Then I shattered from the pain
Of the life I lived
About the Competition
The Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 by Hashtag Kalakar is a prestigious event that brings together writers and poets from around the world. This platform encourages creative expression and the sharing of diverse narratives through poetry, short stories, essays, and more. Participants showcase their unique voices and perspectives, contributing to a vibrant literary community.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Aaliyah Hoosen for her poignant contribution titled "Life" to the Global Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026. Her haiku offers a powerful reflection on the themes of pain and transformation, enriching the tapestry of voices in this esteemed contest.
About Hashtag Kalakar
Hashtag Kalakar is a creative platform dedicated to providing artists, writers, singers and other creative talents with opportunities to showcase their work and reach wider audiences through competitions, features and creative initiatives.

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