Your answers, though quick,
read like poetry themselves.
Waves pounding the shore.
Monthly Archives: August 2009
Non-Hearing Pain: A Romantic ConTEXTing Poetic Lament
The pain/
of not hearing from u/
is exceeded only by fear/
there’s someone new/
and the knowledge that u/
decided we are through./
All combined,/
that makes me blue.
Analysis of a Kiss Bliss: A Romantic IMprov Poem
When you understand
that a woman
is, by design,
tender and refined,
you don’t feel the need
to rush in with speed;
to plunge headlong
with drooling, forceful tongue.
Instead, you rely
on the touch of a butterfly
landing lightly on a new flower:
Then she’s in your power.
When you can feel her breath
almost begging you: “Next!”
and can taste of her sweetness
as you hold her face in caress,
then
is when
you can feel, and give her,
anticipated bliss:
That gentle, tender,
yet passionate, kiss.
Men With Large … : A Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
I hope you sleep well,
friend, and dream of men with large
Vocabularies.
Flowing Words: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
Words like rivulets
flow out of my fingertips
or over my lips.
Jackson Browne From My Canoe: A Revolutionary ConTEXTing Poem
Jackson Browne/
came into town!/
In my canoe/
you can hear him, too!/
Although it’s late,/
don’t hesitate!/
Starts at . . . 7.