I would never say/
“sorry” when change opens new/
opportunities.
Tag Archives: haiku
In Solitude, Maturing: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
When I was younger,/
I thought being alone was/
bad, but I’ve grown up.
Meteor Shower Tonight: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Dear God: I ached in/
Seattle’s clouds for decades./
Show me clear night skies.
His Bright Red Sweater: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Going to visit/
an old family friend,/
eyesight failed me./
I couldn’t find him/
in the crowd./
Then someone told me:
“He is there!/
in that bright red sweater!”
He always wears/
bright red sweaters./
How could I forget that?
Everything IS About Me: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Making everything/
about us is how we/
relate to all things.
He Is Too Old To Rock And Roll: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
I need ten people/
to like my car dancing to/
make up for one jerk.
So Not Impersonal: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
She pauses, listens,/
eyes closed, feels breezes play. That’s/
deeply personal.
Handling The Truth: Revolutionary Blogging Haiku
If you don’t want me/
to tell you the Truth, don’t ask./
You can’t handle it.
Write To Write: Revolutionary IMprov Napkin Haiku
Back with a vengeance/
is present tense. You need to/
write to just write, right?
Of Jessica #2: Revolutionary IMprov Napkin Haiku
The English major/
in me says: “Since when did you/
need our permission?”