Haiku – Kala Ramesh Visuals – Bhavani Ramesh. running downhill I fall through the autumn sky.

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Haiku – Kala Ramesh Visuals – Bhavani Ramesh

running downhill I fall through the autumn sky

star counting we walk the spring moon up the hill path

morning raga… a honey bee attempts to waken the bud

dense fog... the train evaporates into a distant horn

mountain bridge I pass through the clouds

the pause he takes on his flute — spring rain

sepals around a bud the mountains guard a riversong

dripping mist pulls the sky into the valley

winter loneliness: the sofa she vacates holds her shape

waiting for a bengal tiger… I sense the power of silence

spring carnival: after much haggling, I win the laughing Buddha

the ocean in a raindrop inside my womb a heart

thunder coming downhill the sound of glass bangles

the wind howling horizon on a wave

harvesting grapes... the season slips through her fingers

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