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

6 Haiku

Bright little bird’s voice
in the first blush of morning—
I join him, sneezing

Through gloom like a glove,
a gash in the raw dawn sky—
our slow train grumbles

In the garden, I
sit lonely and underdressed—
the birds sing triplets

(translated from Velko’s Bulgarian)

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Lone crow squalls at dusk—
gazing at the palm tree bark
like an ancient scroll

A white wine spritzer;
shrill chatter in the cafe—
maybe some whisky?

What more do I want?
Lying on a rumpled bed,
birds heralding Spring



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Crack in the Ceiling

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