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Haiku from a Laundromat

Sunday morning —
the bells at Saint Francis
echo through town.

Cool silk breeze outdoors. Scent
of fabric softener drifts out to me.
Hum of laundry machines.

One man reading, one
smoking. Each a pastime away
from anxiety.

The table top I fold
clothes at smooth-worn by tens of
thousands of loads of laundry.

Sunday morning — the
poor of spirit gather
where necessity beckons.

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Nathan Barrett
Nathan Barrett

Written by Nathan Barrett

Thoughts on consciousness, philosophy, meditation, the art of learning, and poetry. I use writing as a way to help me understanding these.

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