Venturing Out To See: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

It wasn’t ’til he/
ventured out that he saw things/
he’d n’er seen before.

Dating Conundrum: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku

What should a man do/
when he knows she’s another’s,/
but he can’t leave her?

As if on some great/
cosmic cue, two ducks* performed/
a sunset fly-by.
OR
*flocks of ducks did/

Hot chocolate laced with/
licorice tea is my new fave/
of early mornings.

Within hours, there’s three/
different views from the same place./
Why folks like lakefront.

No matter how much/
you want Mother Nature to/
wait for you, she won’t.

I like working for /
Kimberly-Clark. There’s no lack/
of toilet paper!

After waiting hours /
for my delayed flight, I think/
Reykjavik sounds good.

The invitation /
was there but she did not care/
to open it up.

These 2 poems were as the result of this view at about 7:20 a.m.

7:23 a.m.
Even foggy and/
frosty mornings have Beauty/
if you accept it.

10:08 a.m.
No matter how grey/
and foggy our path may be,/
the Son will shine through.