Must I always be/
one who starts conversations?/
Should I be patient?
Tag Archives: revolutionary poetry
Missing The Sunbeam: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
He was stuck in rain./
When, at last, the clouds parted,/
he missed the sunbeam.
Unfulfilled Expectations: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
When you’re expected/
to be there, and you vanish,/
people can get hurt.
Cheering A Cheerleader: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
I’ll get my pom-poms/
and do a loud cheer for you./
Will it make you smile?
Staring Into A Void: Revolutionary Haiku
She stared into/
her void. Her guide had never/
seen such emptiness.
OR
She stared into/
the void. Guides never saw such/
possibilities.
Justifying Your Word: Revolutionary Haiku
Justification:/
It’s never as good as you/
honoring your word.
Break Some Gears: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Your mind machin’ry/
runs no matter how you think./
Take time to break gears.
A Rose By Any Other Name: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
A rose by other/
names is only funny if/
you know the old joke.
Grandma’s Magic House: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Her house is tiny./
With secret nooks for grandkids,/
it’s a magic place.
Looking Into The Future: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
Why look for events/
in the future while you’re at/
a concert right now?