Sunday, 14 April 2024

One Tan-Renga Poem Collaboration by Barbara Olmtak and Kim Olmtak Gomes

 




One Tan-Renga Poem Collaboration by Barbara Olmtak and Kim Olmtak Gomes


spring beckons

birdsong blends in

a symphony

 

dad's recital

sounding the clarinet

 

Barbara Olmtak / Kim Olmtak Gomes


Barbara Olmtak


Kim Olmtak Gomes - was born in Suriname, South America, where she currently resides. Kim teaches English language. At present retired, she still teaches on a parttime basis.


   


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