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Ancient vessels
Stone vessels stand ornamentally
Beside a pool:
Call them urns, please
Photo taken in London near Lancaster Gate at the northern end of the Serpentine Lake
Spring sunlight
A branching shadow
On a grassy green patch:
A tall tree stands nearby
Kensington Gardens on a warm spring afternoon, the first proper sunshine for quite a few days
Dining in Kerala
While eating our dinner one tropical evening in a lovely restaurant in Fort Cochin (Kerala, India), I looked up and noticed that high up on the wall overlooking us there was another diner, definitely not a vegetarian.
Clinging to the wall
An insect in its jaws:
A gecko stares at me
Forgotten
Neglected and lost,
Once essenti-al:
Now a disused water pump
An old postcard
Caught by the camera,
Frozen in time:
An eternal memory
Postcard of a scene in Bangalore during the British occupation
Library
Books on shelves
Scholars on laptops:
A day in the British Library
Weeping willows
A wild wind blows,
Weeping willows sway:
Maybe spring is in the offing
Helix
Curling around,
Ascending gradually:
A staircase spiralling
Lament
Mice sing prais-es,
Their coast is clear:
Our belov-ed pussy is no more
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