spring breeze–
I catch the tune
she leaves behind
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Kala Ramesh
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. View all posts by Kala Ramesh
Great!
Lovely.
Kala, a wonderful echo_!
_Spring’s nurture… is her song… if we listen.
_M
Music to the soul, Kala.
I had read it on the THN some months ago… its wonderful echoes return again to me!
the haiku had a special appeal to me…
I love this, Kala, and well remember it from the THN awards.
Refreshing!
bristling mockingbird feathers
in the twilight–
honeysuckle dew
love this!
Ah….
one of my favorites of yours, Kala!
;-)
Lary
…i`m a bit late to comment but…
i love your haiku, Kala!
Oh yes, I remember this from the Nest. One of the most memorable haiku of the year last year, Kala. Excellent!
Collin
Memorable haiku, Kala. Music to the soul.
Thanks to each and everyone of you
for finding time to send
your most encouraging responses!
I’m truly touched.
Much love,
Kala
Dear Editor,
I am looking for our long lost friends who i think are Mrs Kala Ramesh’s children. Me, my sister and my parents used to be their neighbours in Pune way back. My mother,Mrs Malathi Natarajan, and Kala aunty used to be gr8 friends too. I just happened to hit on this site and have no other means of contacting them.
It would be very nice if you could help!
Regards,
Gayatri
Hi Gayatri,
Please contact me at this email id.
nonesuch@vsnl.net
nonesuch at vsnl dot net
Great hearing from you!
The power of internet!
warmly,
kala
Did you two hook up Kala? I hope so, sounds like a lovely and amazing coincidence.
all my best,
Alan (still catching that tune)
Oh yes, Alan!
Thanks to tinywords we were able to ‘catch’ each other’s ‘tune’ after many years!
What a coincidence indeed!
A fitting finish to this haiku!
warmly,
kala