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| Ram Krishna Singh |
yellow lemons
still hanging after the storm
sunny backyard
dusty leaves
break days of silence
spring’s first rain
making lemon tea
and warm buttery toast-
birds singing outside
inviting
sandal attar from the wrist-
summer evening
evening walk
near the woodlands path:
spiny friend
inhales sun
through the foggy morning
a leaping frog
a quick brush
with snake in the fence:
plucking flowers
fingers push
roots into loamed earth
touch-me-not
warblers fly back
seeing the soft-stepping cats
in the grassy yard
seeking shelter
a leaf falls into
the puddle
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Bio: Ram Krishna Singh is
a widely published, anthologized, and translated Indian English poet, who has
published in many journals including Poetcrit,
Spillwords, The World Poets Quarterly, Kelaino,
Magnapoets, Saraswati, Setu, Sybil Journal, Mainichi Daily, Asahi Haiku
Network, etc. His latest poetry
collections include Covid-19 And Surge of
Silence/K ovid-19 Hem Sess├нzl├нk Tolk╚Лn╚Л (English/Tatar, 2021), чЩ╜ц┐Б: SILENCE: A WHITE
DISTRUST (English/Japanese, Kindle Edition/Paperback, 2022), Poems and Micropoems (Southern
Arizona Press, 2023), and Knocking Vistas
And Other Poems (Authors Press,2024). Find him on Twitter @profrksingh and on Facebook www.facebook.com/profrksingh . More at https://pennyspoetry.fandom.com/wiki/R.K._Singh
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