Carp slime and bird poop/
and sand in lake water still/
make me feel cleaner.
Tag Archives: poems
To The Unknown Shorebirds: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
I don’t know what you/
are but you are beautiful./
I’m glad you flew by.
Footprint Peace: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
It’s peaceful when my/
footprints and shorebirds’ can mix/
alone on the beach.
Made Wisdom: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Wise is when you know/
there are things which could kill you,/
but you stay away.
Summer Strawberry Shortcake Challenge: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku(s)
I bought strawberries/
for Mom today. She had some/
already. Who cares?
AND
Seeing strawberry /
shortcake for dessert makes me/
forget all the rest.
AND
Strawberry shortcake/
brings back summer memories/
and smiles and drooling.
Super Hero At Walmart: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Act fast! You can save/
a mom’s world one shopping cart/
(and child) at a time.
Traffic “Experts”: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Traffic “experts” go/
through a two-sided buffet/
in just one line. Why?
My Own Warholian Art: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
When streets are empty,/
you go ahead! Make your own/
Warholian art.
A Fun Noisy Church: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
A noisy church ward/
is much more fun when it is/
ethnically diverse.
Grumpy Old Man I’ve Become: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
I should be glad kids/
on the flight are laughing, but/
I am just annoyed.