If “Man is that he/
might have joy”, why don’t Utah/
men look real happy?
Tag Archives: revolutionary poetry
Time Passes, Seasons Change: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Lilac-scented full
moon’s light. I’ll have to make them/
both mean something else.
Or
I absorb the full
moon’s lilac-scented light and
know things grow and change.
Who Are Pioneers? Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
List’ning to honor
placed on pioneers, I am
thankful for Mother.
The Witness Of The Witness: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
You walk in. You see/
him, and you know: There is a/
servant of our Lord.
Or
You walk in. You see/
him seated, and you know*: There/
is a man of God.
*feel
Start Of A Tough Journey: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
“Don’t stop believin'”/
means even more now to me/
than it did before.
A Chili’s Birthday: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Randomly singing/
“Happy Birthday” to unknown/
kids makes grandmas smile.
Relative Pain Relating: Revolutionary Blogging Haiku
Is the pain our son/
feels like the pain you felt when/
I left? I’m sorry.
Painful Message: Revolutionary Blogging Haiku
“She left.” That’s all my/
son had to say to unleash/
floodgates of heart pain.
Putting On The Umlaut: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
I always wish I/
could figure out how to put/
the Deutsch umlaut on.
How’d You Start Your Morning? Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
This old man, he played/
songs and danced, topless, down the/
freeway. What’d you do?