Must I wait ’til it/
snows in Chattanooga to/
kiss someone like you?
Bridget Jones’ Diary Snow Kiss
Tag Archives: Emotional poetry
Dancing With Myself Dislike: Romantic Blogging Haiku Lament
Going to concerts/
solo reminds me how much/
I hate loneliness.
Or Am I Just, At Last, Practical? Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Have I become too/
old, at last, to want to go/
out dancing weekends?
To My Daughter Visiting Her Grandpa’s Gravesite: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
In your times of grief,/
though I wasn’t there, you were/
always in my prayers.
Facebook Friendless: Romantic IMprov Haiku
You trash me because/
I won’t be your Facebook friend?/
I thought I meant more.
She Was Lost In Wal-Mart: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku Lament
Walking the aisles/
of Wal-Mart, she vanished, and /
there was no roll-back.
“The Church Asks So Much!” Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Church can ask a lot/
of me, but The Savior can/
never ask too much.
I Wish She Wrote About Me: Romantic Blogging Rhyming Haiku
I read what she wrote./
I’ve dreamed one would write of me/
thusly. None have yet.
Maybe Then, But Not Today: Romantic Blogging Haiku Lament
She’s ready for me/
once she deletes her wedding/
and honeymoon pics.
Her Love’s Still On Facebook: Romantic Blogging Haiku
He smiles at me from/
her embrace on Facebook. I/
think: “She’s not ready.”