When you shift the vibe/
and frequency of one thing,/
more change is frequent.
OR
One frequency and /
vibe change may frequently shift/
many other thing, too.
Category Archives: Revolutionary IMprov Poetry
Criticize My Words To My Grandchild? I’ll Quit: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
When you cut down words
I speak to my grandchild, I/
stop playing with them.
Lessons Learned Traveling Alone: IMprov Haiku Lament
“It is not good for/
man to be alone” can mean/
for the short term, too.
Fake News Fawning Gag: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku Lament
Visit liberal/
relatives. Watch media/
fawn o’er Biden. Gag.
Knowing True Cheesy Dessert: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
Only someone from/
Wisconsin would eat ice cream/
before their cheese curds.
Government Falters Gardening Haiku
As the government/
falters, I’ll go out and plant/
my veggie Garden.
Doing Something By Thinking About Nothing: IMprov Haiku
We* enjoy the times/
when thinking about nothing/
is doing something.
*Let’s enjoy the times
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.
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)
My Best Body Part: Haiku
When folks say you can’t/
see all your best body parts?/
Not a compliment.
OR
When she says I can’t/
see all my best body parts?/
Not a compliment!