When you think it’s some/
of her world-class split-pea soup,/
but it’s refried beans.
Category Archives: Revolutionary ImproVerse Poetry
Never Saw It Coming: Revolutionary ImproVerse Free Verse
As he listened to his daughter
rant
about what a terrible father
he had been while she
was growing up,
he couldn’t help
but recognize the same words and complaints
that his new love had claimed
about her ex-husband.
It made him sick,
and it made him run.
He didn’t think he
was that terrible person, but maybe he was,
and he had just never seen it.
Everybody else had,
but he couldn’t.
And isn’t that
the narcissistic
way?
The Worker Loaned His Cane: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
It shouldn’t surprise/
me to see kind service acts*/
in His Holy House.
OR
*acts of service
Temple’s Natural Symbolism Stretch: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Three ladybugs on/
the temple’s stained glass windows:/
Symbolic? Maybe!
When You Learn To Care With True Love: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
When you pray for folks/
who don’t care is when you learn/
Charity: True love.
OR
is when you learn/
how much you do care.
How Seattle Feels … A Lot: Revolutionary Commentary Free Verse Poem
Remember/
that time/
when was sunny/
in Seattle/
and I was texting,/
looking at my phone,/
and I missed it?
Despite All That, I’m Here: Revolutionary Blogging Haiku
I drove through rain and/
bad traffic to get here. Yet she/
cuts my shave habits.
Common Pain? Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku Lament
Does this happen to/
everyone? Cleaning out old/
wreckage, you break down.