under the half moon bridge
this upside-down world

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Kath Abela Wilson

Kath Abela Wilson listens poetically to science lectures as she sketches and writes her way around the world with her Caltech mathematics professor/musician husband. Kath, a member of HSA and Southern CA Haiku Study Group, is creator and organizer of Poets on Site, a Pasadena, California-based multi-media poetry performance group. You can hear her and her band of poets read mostly short poems here: http://www.pacificasiamuseum.org/_digital_lounge/audio_tours.aspx

6 thoughts on “”

  1. Hi Kath Abela,

    I like it and being under here too…

    day moon
    the night stays in the lake

    tinywords | published 5 March 2008

  2. I love that your comments…Barbara and Martin reflect the poem… (Barbara in her location (down under) and Martin with his beautiful poem. and thank you seaveiw… for your sweet." the reflection of the half moon bridge…in Chinese and Japanese Gardens when I visit…. in my mind as a moment of vision and peacefulness… thank you for being here with me!

  3. Hello coloured potty pelpoe! You are gorgeous!!! Love the chevron Chaos Cards and how you’ve journaled between the chevrons. You have such adorable kids!! xxx

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