There are times when I’m/
So grateful that I just can’t /
enumerate thanks.
#GiveThanks
Category Archives: Revolutionary Poetry and Writing
No More Pandemic Worry: Hopeful IMprov Haiku
When God’s prophet says/
“wonderful days are ahead!”/
I can rest easy.
at 11:26 p.m., a Facebook IM response to a friend:
Amos 3:7/
says it best. And knowing that,/
I’ll peacefully rest.
It’s Not Covid-19 Dry Cough Haiku
I have never been/
so grateful to cough hard and/
hock up a loogie.
Baking Blessings of Pandemic Stay-In-Place: Haiku
Pandemic blessings/
means you try new receipes;/
eat deliciousness.
Hoarder or Smart Shopper? Haiku
Folks get criticized/
for hoarding. What if you’re just/
good at finding deals?
625 pounds of dark chocolate! YUM!
Stocking Up: Peaceful Priorities Haiku
Dark chocolate! YUM!
In times of crisis/
and fear, don’t hoard toilet rolls. /
Find peace. Buy chocolate.
625 pounds of chocolate. Carried by muscle man NP.
My Hope At The End Of This Virus: IMprov Haiku
When this is over, /
I hope I’m a better man /
than I’m finding now.
Ok Boomer Caution Is NOT OVERREACTING! Haiku Rant
Young folks who live with/
you think caution is dumb hype./
Should you kick them out?
you think caution is dumb hype./
Should you kick them out?
Looking West Reframe: Rhyming Haiku of Gratitude
Each day we breathe in/a new sunset is one more/
we’re glad just to get.
Backstory: My friend Erin Harold, who is struggling (but winning) against the Covid-19 Coronavirus, posted a sunset photo from her Seattle home, with one word: “Grateful”.
This haiku honors her gratitude. (This sunset photo is out my plane window flying over Vashon Island into Seattle, November 2019)
When She’s In GO Mode: Haiku
She’s in go mode. I’ll
tag along, go solo; just
stay out of her way.