Being alone can/
scare me away from doing/
the good I should be.
Tag Archives: poet David Kuhns
End Of Summer Fashion Bummer: Revolutionary Improv Limerick
Labor Day is finally past,/
so I must put away, at last,/
my gaudy silk Hawaiian shirt;/
my white loafer shoes that pinch and hurt;/
for summer’s come and gone too fast.
Carpe Diem Alone Comparison: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Another carpe/
diem day is not the same/
without you with me.
OR
Each Carpe Diem/
day I grab is augmented/
by you being there.
OR
The most awesomeest/
Carpe Diem days are the/
ones where you join me.
Making The Desert Blossom: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku
Pioneers were told:/
“Make the desert blossom as/
a rose!” So they did.
Outpouring Of Love: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
A friend told me she/
breathed for me. Another prayed./
One researched. All loved.
Face Problems That Won’t Vanish: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
I can’t ignore my/
problems and hope they’ll vanish./
I’ll face them head on.
Watching, Helpless, My Daughter Die: Revolutionary Improv Sonnet Lament
I’m watching my daughter die.
She’s starving her body to death.
Why can’t I even cry?
Why can’t I barely draw a breath?
What brought her to this bleak abyss?
Does it really matter?
All I know is that she’d be missed;
My world would be much sadder.
So I’m putting aside my selfish ways,
my lack of focus and my pride.
I will spend my talents and days
in efforts to fix her dying insides.
Was I responsible for her ills? I now don’t care.
But I know I’ll be at fault if I just leave them there.
Remembering How To Sleep In: Revolutionary ConTexting Haiku
Sleeping in is such/
a luxury, I forgot/
how I should do it.
Being Able To Perform: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
All my performance/
anxiety goes away/
when I’m around you.
My Phone’s Not A Time Machine: Romantic Texting Haiku Lament
Holding my phone while/
waiting for answers never/
makes them come faster.