“Thank U 4 the diversion”,
U said,
“from being alone
and lonely.
“Isn’t that
what single people r?”
As I left yer doorstep,
I thot:
“U have the power
2 change that.”
“Thank U 4 the diversion”,
U said,
“from being alone
and lonely.
“Isn’t that
what single people r?”
As I left yer doorstep,
I thot:
“U have the power
2 change that.”
1500 poems, prose/
and haiku./
20 percent of them rose,/
inspired by you. /
How do you create/
the great /
muse that you do?
Sometimes I call you/
just so I can hear your voice/
mail and remember.
OR
Sometimes I call you/
so I can hear your voice mail/
and remember woo.
I wrote you haiku/
and sent a photo of you!/
What more do you want?
The patheticness/
of how many women I’ve/
asked, overwhelms me.
“How do you travel/
so much?” a friend asked. Answer?/
Make reservations!
— Every year, a friend of mine takes off for several weeks and goes sailing in the Caribbean. People ask him all the time: “How do you travel like that?” His answer is very simple (and that’s what the haiku is about). He told me: “When I get home from my trip, before I do anything else, the FIRST thing I do is make plans and reservations for the next year’s trip.”
The problem with geek/
love is they expect you to/
communicate, too.
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You inspired my work-/
out. I sat in the hot tub, /
and then swam four laps.
OR
You inspired my work-/
out. I swam four laps, hot tubbed,/
then drove a block home.
What a broken and/
bruised heart often needs most is/
tender, gentle touch.
Was I that awful/
of a date with crepes that you/
couldn’t say ‘No, thanks’?