I gotta luck bone
jumping inside me
when I stand under a sunrise
and smell the slow world
and a slow ache
spreads in my belly
like a wind.
And you
are drunk with it too
making love while the clock ticks
yawning slowly to rise
into the day in your mind
dressing yourself in duties as I do
when we explain ourselves to ourselves
with a prayer
that invents the world.
But what world waits
like a far-off god
magnetizing the tides
of traffic slurring by
crowds of fellow travellers
who never exactly arrive
where we dream we are destined?
And something shivers in us
and our luck bone jumps
and we blink and land
the flash of our gaze
on a blinding circuitry
and see
the facts are not correct.
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Writings by Thomas Radwick. Mostly poetry and lyrics. t_radwick@yahoo.com
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Crack in the Ceiling
Poetry by Thomas Radwick
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