Silently breathing,
barely moving, I still spook
the great blue heron.
Tag Archives: revolutionary poetry
Still Doing, Wanting To Believe: Haiku
I’m still doing what
I think I should, still wanting
to believe I’m good.
As My Glory Fades: Haiku Lament
As my glory fades,
I struggle, then realize:
It was never mine.
Show Respect: Haiku Lament
How can and should I/
show respect to someone who/
doesn’t respect me?
Washing Hands Lament
There once was a man
who didn’t wash his hands
then touched everything in the kitchen.
When I remind him again
after he’d touched his glands,
I always felt I was bitchin’.
(That is to say,
not in a good way,
I’d rather eat rotten chicken.)
What should I do?
What should I say?
I continually remind him
day after day.
He just shrugs and stares.
He clearly doesn’t care.
Maybe not caring’s the trick
(At least ’til I get sick.)
You’d think what we’d seen
during Covid-19
would change his hand washing
without all my bossing.
What should I do?
I haven’t a clue.
And now I’ll go puke
’cause I’ve got the flu.
Don’t Mind Read God: Haiku
Stop mind reading God.
Ask what you should do, and how.
He’ll tell you. Then, do.
Think Of The Creativity! ImproVerse Haiku
Creativity
would boom if I wrote thoughts, not
social media*,
OR
Facebook and X posts
The Ethan Froome Of It: Haiku Lament
It’s the Ethan Fromme
of it all I never saw
coming, but who does?
Think Celestial Not Martha Work: IMprov Haiku
When we stop doing/
Martha work and focus on/
Celestial, we grow.
Being Private: Haiku
When you have to say
hurtful things, you should publish
them privately.