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Winter 2006, vol 4 no 4
HAIKU
Narayanan Raghunathan
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whiff of clouds
in my morning tea ~
Himalayan summer |
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Himalayan valley ~
another mountain grows
autumn clouds |
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winter night ~
howling hurricanes
in astral dances |
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spring dawn ~
grandma looks at her
childhood photo |
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endless snow ~
bonsai mango tree
sprouts a fruit |
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Vishnu Narayanan lives in India. He writes poetry, including haiku,
and also does graphics and photography. He has published two books of
philosophical aphorisms: Kalki ~ The Last Coming [Apocalypse ~ The
Eternal Aspiration] and
Scrap Bits From The Note books Of A Lunatic.
His poetry has appeared
in Buddha's Temple, Still, Haiku Poet's Hut, Photo
Haiku Gallery, Charnwood
Haiku Arts, midnightedition and elsewhere.
He sometimes uses the pen name RUDRA.
He has done work in
mathematics [number theory, transcendental numbers, foundations of axiomatic
set theory, etc.]. He is also "sincerely
into" Indian classical music and dance.
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