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Thomas SmithThomas F Smith

Thomas Smith is a physician and former University Professor. He began writing poetry seriously after his book in verse The Search for King: A Fable was published in 2022. He since has published in multiple genre in a number of literary journals. He lives in Austin, Texas, with his family.


crescent moon
glows with earthlight
another side of you

--Kokako 42 April 2025

twilight
the retiree still
writing his novel 

--Modern Haiku 56(2) Summer 2025

monastery bell
rays of lavender
across the valley

--Blithe Spirit 35(2) May 2025

watermelon afternoon
breathing in the sweet smell
of sunshine

-- tsuri-dōrō Issue 27 May/Jun 2025

surf stroll
stepping around seaweed
stopping for shells

--民句folk-ku Issue 5 2024

overnight snow
the silver birches 
whiter 

Honourable Mention – 2024 Irish Haiku Society International Haiku Competition. 

waterfall a diminished fifth with tympani

--Haiku Canada Review February 2025

rainstorm
a wren’s morning song
quickly forgotten

--Autumn Moon 8(2) Spring/summer 2025

bedroom skylight
what the moon knows
of loneliness

--Autumn Moon 8(2) Spring/summer 2025
Honorable Mention, Best of Volume 8

running barefoot the hurricane's eye

--Haiku Canada Review October 2025

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