I recall her first/
photo: Manicured fingers/
and pink parted lips.
Tag Archives: haiku
Who Better To Be Our Angels: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
There is no doubt that/
those who loved us, earthly, still/
love us, heavenly.
Got Milk? Soul Patch: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
If you grow a beard,/
soul patch style, and your hair’s gray,/
it looks like “Got milk?”
OR
Grow a soul patch beard./
If your hair’s gray, it looks like/
you’ve “Got milk?” chin drool.
More Than What I Do: Romantic IMprov Haiku
One day she’ll like more/
than just my travels and pics./
She’ll like me. Maybe.
Touching A Father’s Work: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
Blessed are times we can/
reach back into the past and/
touch where* we came from.
OR
touch who we came from.
An Okay Horrible Death: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Even if you die/
a horrible death, have you/
lived so you’re okay?
Claim Your Divine Gift: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Stop wishing for what/
isn’t yours. Claim that “stuff” which /
is your divine gift.
OR
Claim those things which/
are your divine gifts.
The Small Mark Below My Left Little Finger I’ve Never Seen: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
There are parts of my/
body I’ve never seen, yet/
they’re me. My soul, too.
Courage To Confess: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
As I again got/
the courage to say: “I know!”,/
others confessed, too.
Who’s The Feeder? Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Would she feed me first?/
Or her children first? Or would/
she let me feed hers?*
OR
let me feed them?