Discontinuing “We” Dancing: Romantic ImproVerse Rhyming Haiku

If you camp with me,/
then dance with he, don’t expect/
reciprocity.
OR (at 8:05)

If you camp with me,/
then dance with he, don’t expect/
to continue “we”.

Don’t Prolong The Agony: Romantic ImproVerse Rhyming Haiku

When you watch a wish/
walk away, don’t even say/
“Goodbye”. Turn and leave.

It’s nice to find a/
woman who’s okay letting/
dirty dishes wait.

I may write about/
other women, but she’s who/
preoccupies me.

That last piece was just/
so I could keep my goal of/
writing once a day.

I keep watching and/
waiting, when common sense and/
logic say: “Move on!”

I ran into a/
wall today. I didn’t see/
it coming. It hurt.

It’s foolish to let /
someone who doesn’t know you /
tell you who you are.

They’re precious to me,/
so I use words sparingly/
or creatively.

These days it’s rare I/
write about women but they/
might still inspire me.