I feel ecstatic/
going to National Parks/
when no one is there.
Category Archives: Revolutionary Poetry and Writing
Flew Over The Grand Canyon. Missed It: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
When you’re too busy/
playing with phone apps, you might/
miss the earth’s wonders.
Eastern Colorado Maybe? Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
The world will always /
look fantastic, even when/
you ask: “Where am I?!?”
Better Than You Found It: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
When you go up the/
river you should never come/
back empty handed.
On Being Offended: Revolutionary IMprov Poem
So, if I’m offended
that you’re offended
that someone else is offended,
are you offended?
My Ancestor’s Bible: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
My great grandfather/
circled Amos, asked: “Where are/
Prophets?” He now knows.
Well-Traveled Books: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
*Anew friend shared a poem she’d written about her ancestor’s well-traveled Scriptures … something which I have (my Great-Grandfather’s Bible), which prompted this:
I’m deeply moved by/
her well-traveled legacy,/
matching my own Book.
Getting A Sweet Message: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
She sent me a sweet/
message about topless rides/
because she’s done it.
Singing Non-Operaticly: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
It’s dangerous to/
sing “Happy Birthday” to a/
world-class soprano.
Wisconsin Corn Field Blues: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
You’re living well when/
you discover blues in the/
middle of corn fields.
