We may pray for things/
we don’t need, but He answers/
because He loves us.
Tag Archives: poems
She Missed A Meeting: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku Lament
When you fail to help/
others do what they should do,/
you feel you’ve failed them.
What I've Waited For: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku
After decades, a/
woman rubs my back during/
Church. What should I do?
OR
I’ve waited for years./
A woman rubs my back in/
Church. What should I do?
Why Come To Church? Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Do we come to church/
to honor special events,/
or remember Him?
We Each Have Our Gardens: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
And we walked through the/
garden, and he looked down. As/
we left, he gazed up.
OR
As we walked through the/
garden, he looked down. As we/
left, he gazed upward.
Creating Art In A Sculpture Garden: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
In the stonecutter’s/
art garden, I tried to add/
my simple off’ring.
Deep Insights From A Surprise Source: 2 Revolutionary ImproVerse Haikus
The ditzy blonde went/
way deep and saw a meaning/
beyond my vision.
AND
“Even in the midst.
of spirituality,/
the world still exists.”
Mixed Messages: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Stones cut from the face/
of the mountain, spears and plows,/
and colored warnings.
Why I Don't Lie Any More: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
As a master of/
deception, I can see it/
and know: Lying’s bad.
Or
… I can see lies. /
They’re bad. Thus, I stopped.
My Empty Bowl Fills: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Maybe my empty/
potter’s bowl will help warm and/
fill empty stomachs.