Poems

K. G. Subramanyan (1924–2016) was one of India’s most respected artists. He was part of the arts faculty at M. S. University, Baroda, and was professor emeritus at the Kala Bhavan Center at Visva-Bharati University in Santiniketan, India. In 2012, he received the Padma Vibhushan, India’s second-highest civilian award, for his outstanding contribution to the arts. His other books include Moving Focus: Essays on Indian Art and Living Tradition: Perspectives on Modern Indian Art, both also published by Seagull Books.

• POEMS (2006)Summer NoonIn the Night’s Deep FurrowThe New EncounterNissim RevisitedNight FallAfternoon in AugustSeaside ReverieCloud Time in KailasA Walk-back in TimeResizing Each OtherThe SeminarThe PhotographThoughts at SundownNeighbourThen and NowThe First of AshadGujarat 2002Talking to Oneself with One’s Ears to the Grass Love at First Sight (Or Was It Second?)The ConferenceFarm Birds and FacesThe Odalisque and the Jumping CatThe PoolThe VisitorOdd EncounterThe MirrorThe CircleThe AnnunciationPurvapalli SonnetsRenu-diDemai-daDinner at NightViva KunderaThe PartyWhen You Close Your EyesA Long-lost SummerRain-soaked EveningDoctorPOEMS: RHYMES OF RECALL (2014)RecallThe First EncounterOn a Rainy DayReaching OutThe Health WalkWednesday OutingMissed TrystSense of TruthThe RiddleArt and ArtificeChange of WeatherMonsoon ThoughtsThe WallA Near VisionMagic of MantrasThe Myna of MynamatiChange of SceneReminiscencePassageAfter MalegaonHomopolisSpeaking of Old DaysThe ShadowThe Night at RishikeshTo Somnath ZutshiShadow World

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