Top Down Sunset-Eyed Guy: Romantic Rhyming Haiku

She knows she wants to /
drive with that top down guy with/
sunsets in his eyes.

I Have Now: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

I don’t know that I’d/
ever heard a lone goose call/
so frantic and sad.

My tiny purple/
crocus pales compared to his /
huge bunch. Size matters.

Thinking of my death,/
I saw how much I know Him,/
how much I am known.

It’s not Christ’s beatings /
or Cross that sadden me, but/
the pains my sins caused.

On this Easter morn,/
though He is risen, I still/
don’t want to get up.

This will be a fun/
Easter, ‘cuz my dad thinks the/
Bunny forgot him.

When you don’t have lots /
of space, make room to see things/
that are important.

Men so often want/
to help damsels in distress,/
when we should shut up.

It’s as though her smile/
ignites his poet’s mind, then/
lights his fingertips.

[Smiles used with permission]