Haiku 76

Photo: Andrew Hamlin. CC-BY-SA 4.0

Ten-thirty…
truck air brakes
like a can of Guinness

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Bus stop,
two youths, boxing gloves…
one has a chance

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A miracle–
he walks, not
scattering pigeons

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Crisp night…
gym suit sweat
my companion

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The sum
of summer sky, measured
in grass leaves

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Two samurai
drawn down…
chickadees chirp

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Still masked…
no one returns
my smile

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Sunset…
near a grave,
the last nightingale

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Over blue,
through green…two dragonflies
dogfight

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I’ll take
the dark; swap it out for
my deathbed

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By the curb,
cement grey; one white piece
of the puzzle

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tanka:
Full train,
two missing kids,
“Sweet Caroline”
singalong…
(every night in New York)

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tanka:
Full train…
blue-eyed child in Blue Jays cap
and
I swear,
cosmos knowledge

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tanka:
Drained-out train…
“An ounce of human kindness”
sighs the girl
on her way
to Taylor Swift

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Sunday…
one yellow jug
in a flowerbox

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The rain–
there, just beyond
windowshade clacking

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iPhone ignored…
crows, east,
July moon

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Milk,
like me
(evaporated)

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I lie back, last time…
acceptable
trajectory

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