Kala Ramesh is a performing vocalist in Indian Classical music. Coming from an extremely artistic and culturally rich South Indian family, Kala believes -- as her father is fond of saying -- that "the soil has to be fertile for the plant to bloom" and feels that she owes this poetic streak in her to her mother. A proud mother of two young adults, Kala lives with her husband in Pune, India.
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very thought provoking piece kala.. the obstacles on any path are only as large as we perceive them to be. thank you .
clearing
a path to the mailbox…
winter moonlight
river walk
the depth of the water
between the stepping stones
very thought provoking piece kala.. the obstacles on any path are only as large as we perceive them to be. thank you .
clearing
a path to the mailbox…
winter moonlight
river walk
the depth of the water
between the stepping stones
darkening sky
cry of a mom
for child
On the way home
suddenly a black cat
crosses my path
Enlightening darkness
darkening skies
before twilight, falls
a gentle rain
morning breeze
the curve of an egret’s shadow
this is the real thing kala! its rare to see a haiku that can’t be improved on. excellent!
high mountain meadow—
a snake curls around
the sound of its hiss
I am looking out of the window and seeing a darkening sky, I know exactly what you mean. Beautiful poetry.
Thank you Kala for painting our imagination.
i am so happy that i got into the haiku family…
you are all so encouraging.
thanks. . .
-kala
dusk comes early
this september day —
another storm passes this way