Words flow like water./
Emotions rage like rivers./
I cannot keep up.
Monthly Archives: February 2011
Hot Mamma At Gas Stop: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Gas stop. Red pick-up/
pulls up. Three wee girls spill out,/
with one hot mamma.
Prepare For The Sabbath: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Saturday ev’ning,/
a unique Utah event:/
Rush on groc’ry stores
Can't Wait To Date: Romantic ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku
A little birdie/
told me you do, in fact, date,/
though you don’t want to.
Needs Versus Wants: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku
Sleeping with you is/
prob’ly not what you want from/
me, but what i need.
Why I Was Awake at 2 A.M.: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku
At 2 a.m. I /
dreamed how a surprised look danced/
o’er your op’ning face
How I Live: Revolutionary Email Poetry
Dance with me
and you’ll see
the way I live
is poetry.
Tempting Photos To Know You: Romantic Email Sonnet
Bikini’d woman,
legs sans Frommage’,
lures me with photos
showing her decoutage’.
Not the bare midriff
with french-cut thighs,
but the conservative sweater:
THAT captures my eye.
And though she may think
that tempting photos capture,
it’s her witty banter and prose
that sends me to rapture.
For it’s a woman’s heart, mind and soul
that draws attention to where I want to go.
Introducting My Unique Self Uniquely: Romantic Email Sonnet
I’d surprise you
by sending poetry
as a new way
of introducing me.
For a first date?
Ragtop with top down!
We’d be great
cruisin’ to MoTown.
And then we could stop
by the lake’s balmy shore
and sip hot drinks, and talk,
and get to know each other more.
Now that you’ve seen I’m someone unique,
email me back to say when we can meet.
How Well We Know Each Other: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku Rhyme in Milwaukee Dialect
We maybe don’t know/
each other so much, but our/
souls still yearn to touch.