If intellects hold/
discussions sans responses,/
do their heads implode?
Tag Archives: Poetry
Y B Sorry For Opportunities? Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
I would never say/
“sorry” when change opens new/
opportunities.
In Solitude, Maturing: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
When I was younger,/
I thought being alone was/
bad, but I’ve grown up.
Meteor Shower Tonight: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Dear God: I ached in/
Seattle’s clouds for decades./
Show me clear night skies.
Everything IS About Me: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Making everything/
about us is how we/
relate to all things.
He Is Too Old To Rock And Roll: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
I need ten people/
to like my car dancing to/
make up for one jerk.
So Not Impersonal: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
She pauses, listens,/
eyes closed, feels breezes play. That’s/
deeply personal.
When The Messenger Gets The Greater Gift: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Free Verse Poem
God knew
what He was doing
when He called me
to be a messenger
of His and her love.
Old, not forgotten father
got sweet gifts of kosher
home-canned plums in apple juice.
And candy.
He knows she loves him.
But how often can a guy who loves
Ella’s scatting,
the Duke,
the Dizz,
who gets Misty to Sarah Vaughn,
who channels Satchmo,
get to talk to a Mensch
who hung out with them in Philly,
when he was the only white guy in the club
where they played
for the love of that music?
That sound?
To touch the past like that,
to hear those notes
through his vocal telling,
yes,
through that time machine,
I got the greater gift.
Just like He knew I would.