I’ll wash scented sheets./
Memories, I’m sure, take much,/
longer to vanquish.
Monthly Archives: February 2011
What A Woman Needs: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku
She needs another /
in her life who doesn’t care:/
One with no feelings
She Is: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku
She thought the reason/
was because she said yes. But/
the reason was she.
From Gift To Burden: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
It’s tough when you think/
you are a gift, but you learn/
you are a burden.
Raising the Wall: Revolutionary IMprov Poem
Welcome to his Wall
where accusations of “booty call”
cause him to fall
to the ground
and pound
his head
until, nearly dead,
he can’t recall
the pain of it all,
nor the withdrawal
caused by feeling small.
He wants to stall
or remove all
potential
thoughts of a booty call.
There’s always been more there.
He’s always been one who cares.
Lack of Answer = No Romancer: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Poem
Goo-bye being said,/
some tiny dancer/
is stuck inside my head,/
but there’s no chance for her,/
or me/
to be/
her romancer,/
if she/
doesn’t answer.
The Reason For Sucky Dating: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Dating is only/
sucky if you don’t answer/
the romantic call.
She Drives The Bus: Revolutionary Blogging Haiku
Although I saw her,/
(and she, me), I let her drive/
the bus, as promised.
U C Me, I C U: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
You gaze at the bowl/
that’s my soul. You see endless/
possibilities.
OR
I gaze at the bowl/
that’s your soul. I see endless/
possibilities.
Girls' Night Out: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
I always wished I/
was worthy to have a nice/
girls’ night out with you!