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Author: 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
inside the body of a bird the song opens in my life how can there be a summer’s end  
Posted on 22 September 201614 September 2016Author Kath Abela WilsonCategories Issue 16.28 Comments on
what the crows are doing louder and more important
Posted on 25 April 201320 April 2013Author Kath Abela WilsonCategories Issue 13.15 Comments on
under the half moon bridge this upside-down world
Posted on 30 November 20127 September 2025Author Kath Abela WilsonCategories Issue 12.16 Comments on
jacarandas the bee still comes to the fallen  
Posted on 4 October 20121 October 2012Author Kath Abela WilsonCategories Issue 12.19 Comments on
alone in the library I open to autumn
Posted on 1 December 20098 December 2009Author Kath Abela WilsonCategories Issue 09.1Tags autumn, haiku, library19 Comments on
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