Writings by Thomas Radwick. Mostly poetry and lyrics. t_radwick@yahoo.com

9 Haiku

The growing approach
of a train I can’t yet see—
distant whisperer

Two women smearing
lotion gossip on the train—
faces, arms and hands

Wary of poop on
the beach I see angel’s feet—
little child’s footprints

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Under a full moon
shadows of bare branches mesh
on the frosty lawn

Nothing but sky through
the train’s windows as it leans
through a long slow turn

Red cottage under
a giant wall of storm clouds—
a birdless stillness

*

A fluttering ghost
in the darkened train window—
newspaper pages

Three hawks circle slow
in the empty blue above
a scurrying world

 “In any case, the moon”—Jack Kerouac

Blue afternoon moon—
“illuminated clay ball”
bright as any eye!



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