twilight trees
birds go in and out
of song

 

 

 

(previously published in Acorn #26 — Spring 2011)

 

Published by

Kala Ramesh

Kala Ramesh co-edited the award winning Naad Anunaad: an Anthology of Contemporary World Haiku (Vishwakarma Publication 2016) and co-authored an e-book with Marlene Mountain one-line twos (Bones 2016). She is the author of two books: haiku (Katha Books 2010, reprint 2017) and beyond the horizon beyond (Vishwakarma Publication 2017) and a tanka e-chapbook unseen arc (Snapshot Press 2017). Kala?s initiatives culminated in founding IN haiku in 2013. She teaches haiku and allied genres at Symbiosis International University Pune. To bring haiku into everyday spaces, Kala initiated HaikuWALL, haikuTRAIL, haikuTALK, haikuWORKSHOP, haikuYOUTH, haikuUTSAV, haikuDHYANA and haikuSAATSANGATH, the last being a stage performance with dancers and actors.

11 thoughts on “”

  1. Always a sucker for dusk/twilight poems.

    autumn twilight . . .
    swan shapes separate
    for the lone boatman

    Alan Summers

    Publications credits:
    Snapshots 10 (2001); City: Bristol Today in Poems and Pictures (Paralalia 2004); BHS members anthology ‘River’ (2005); tinywords.com (2007)

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    1. Enjoyed your lovely twilight poem! Thanks for sending us the link to this site. I'm enjoying Kala's fine haiku, also.

  2. Beautiful Kala

    in a hole
    through birdsong drips
    bougainvillaea

    Scott Terrill

    Publications credit:
    (Slater, B & Summers, A (eds.) 2012, Four Virtual Haiku Poets, Yet To Be Named Free Press, Stoke-on-Trent, England)

  3. Thanks a ton for all your lovely comments.
    Wow! Jane, thanks a lot.
    Martin, Alan and Scott — v. nice response haiku.
    Enjoyed :)
    _kala

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