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

8 Haiku

Sunrise: two ravens
dig through a plastic trash bin—
hard clacking claw steps

White-tiled station walls—
a Mexican musician’s
mournful nasal song

from One Bird One Stone:

Epitaph: Here lies
a dead red robin, waiting
to become a rose

*

Crushed on the sidewalk
and raided by busy ants—
sky-blue robin’s egg

The sputtering start
of a sprinkler at sunrise—
a door opening

On steep sandy slopes
“Subject To Reservation”
lone picnic tables

*

Cutting overgrown
vines of nasturtium I find
an empty bird’s nest


The crouching blackbirds

deathly still on the footpath
explode into flight


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Crack in the Ceiling

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