Haiku by Sanjuktaa Asopa
breathe slow, slower…
fog is settling
in the woods
fallen pine cone
I pick up the scent
of a mountain night
moonset–
the cricket hides its song
under a clod of earth
ginko walk
both squirrel and I
are foragers
sleeping late
a thrush leaves its whistle
near my door
spring mud …
craters blossom/appear
on a Kyiv street
I soften
my point of view
Yucca blossoms
backwater cove …
an old man fishes out
a bit of sunset
striking the first chord
a robin’s
long trill
unpaved path
I pause a while to listen
to the wind
Bio:
Sanjuktaa Asopa is an indian poet who had come upon haiku on a poetry site over more than a decade ago and had been hooked ever since.
Her haiku and occasionally a tanka or a rare haibun have been published in many internationally reputed print and online journals and included in quite a few anthologies.
She has also been the co-editor of Naad Anunaad : an anthology of contemporary haiku along with Kala Ramesh as the chief editor.
Born and educated in Kolkata, she now lives in the quiet city of Belgaum in the southern parts of India.
Akita International Haiku Network 
such an array of emotional and poetic imagery, Poet, Sanjuktaa Asopa (@—>—-)
Lovely poems. Heartiest congratulations, Sanjuktaa ♥️