Enjoy What You Have: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

When snow fall covers/
the back woods, walk with your aunt./
Don’t wish for lovers.

Sharing Sacred Space: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku

The thought of sharing/
sacred space can become too/
overpowering.

A few miles away/
is a woman I’d walk-talk/
with under the moon.

Amidst the ice, snow/
and cold, someone left me a/
heart. I wonder who?

He’d always grown both/
daisies and roses, but he/
liked wildflowers best.

She couldn’t wait for/
me to love her the way I/
need to, so I can’t.

You’ve anxiety/
o’er where to be New Year’s Eve?/
Pity. Don’t worry!

I’m moved by the gift./
I’m brought to tears because he/
asked for it for me.

I finally learned/
why I’ve stayed so distant. Fear./
She’s the Goddess, dreamed.

AND

When teenage boy dreams
and fantasies
turn into adult man
realities,
they still can be
scary.

Making the lake ice/
crack as you walk is a good/
weight loss incentive.