I remember when/
you were afraid and I said: /
“Take good walking shoes.”
or
I recall when you/
feared, so I pushed you, saying: /
“Take good walking shoes.”
Category Archives: Revolutionary Poetry and Writing
Snow on Mt. Timp: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
I froze in last night’s/
rain, but now I feel good. She/
has a new blanket.
OR
I froze in last night’s/
Rain, but now I’m ok. She/
has a new blanket.
When Your Life Is Empty: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Seeing emptiness/
in your life means there’s the chance/
for great fulfillment.
OR
to change. Fill it up!
She Hurt Us All: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku Lament
When does it become/
time to unfriend your future/
ex daughter-in-law?
Late Night Fridge Raid: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
When you raid the fridge/
late nights, check labels to make/
sure it’s not prune juice.
Latter-Day Faithful: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
We should learn that “Faith
in Every Footstep” doesn’t
just mean Pioneers.
OR
Children teach us: “Faith/
in Every Footstep” doesn’t/
just mean Pioneers.
Scratching In Church: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Her hand on his white
shirt back: Painful reminder
Of how much I missed.
We’re Not Narcissistic: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
We write and photo/
us because who knows our souls/
better than ourselves?
Growing Up Stopping The Dance: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
When, as children, do/
we fin’lly made the choice to/
stop our joyful dance?
Karaoke Memory Tears: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Thinking of my girl/
singing “Since the day I left/
Milwaukee” brings tears.