This old man, he played/
songs and danced, topless, down the/
freeway. What’d you do?
Tag Archives: revolutionary poetry
What Alternative Do We Have? Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Knowing how I feel,/
I can’t imagine what you’re/
going through. Let’s pray.
More Heartache: Revolutionary Blogging Haiku
Just when you think you/
can’t get any more heartache,/
you learn that you can.
Who Built This Cairn? Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
When you find a cairn/
where you wanted to stack one,/
you ask: “Who built this?!?”
Missed Photo Too Slow: Revolutionary Rhyming ImproVerse Haiku
A lone pelican /
silhouetted against the /
sun. I was too slow.
Or
… I missed the shot.
OR
A lone pelican /
silhouettes against the sun’s/
set. I was too slow.
Garter Belts Versus Seatbelts: Revolutionary Improv Haiku
Some women may sport/
garter belts. Others are thrilled/
wearing their seatbelts.
Why Go Topless? Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
When I became the/
I-15 topless dancer,/
I made people smile.
OR
By becoming the/
I-15 topless dancer,/
I make people smile!
Busstop Coincidences: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Coincidences/
sometimes happen at bus stops/
hearing buses stop.
No Apology Necessary: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Why apologize /
for doing something that you /
promised you would do?
Barefoot Reflexology: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
If you lose weight, then/
walking barefoot becomes foot/
reflexology.
OR
If you lose weight, then/
walking barefoot on a rural/
roads won’t hurt as much.