Instead of hurting/
others by dragging them down,/
choose to sin alone.
Or
choose to solo sin.
Or
I should sin alone.
Monthly Archives: December 2014
How do women wear black, shiny things like this?
As I was folding/
My children’s laundry, /
I came across/
a shiny
black
sheath. /
Turning it /
first one way,
and then/
the other, /
I wondered to myself, /
“How would my girls /
wear this?”
Then it occurred/
To me:/
It/
Was/
A/
Black/
Shiny/
Pillowcase.
Natural Christmas Ornaments: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
When left to her own/
devices, she could truly/
make a masterpiece.
Your Shoe On St. Nicholas Day: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Traditions may be/
forgotten by her, but old/
St. Nick remembers.
Recession 80% Proof: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
“There’s no Recession/
in the alcohol business.”/
Does that bother you?
Remember Good God: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
God is good always./
All the time, God is good. Why/
don’t I remember?
Getting Better: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku
It took nearly two/
minutes watching the moon rise/
to remember her.