Muir found himself in/
Yosemite. I need to/
find me up Mud Creek.
Tag Archives: revolutionary poetry
Helping Life: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
It is not just life./
It is his life, their life, ours./
Goal seen. Goal obtained.
Love Says You Can: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
There’ll always be folks/
who’ll tell you that you can’t do./
Love says: “Yes, you CAN!”
Find The Purpose And Protect Yourself: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
No matter how good/
rag tops are, left cracked open/
will still get you wet.
Flatlining Credit Cards: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
Today, after years/
of prison, I flat-lined my/
credit cards. Freedom!
Martin House Waiting: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
The house was up for/
one minute when they moved in./
They’d waited for us.
Why A Pink Full Moon? Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
We were waiting for/
the “pink” full moon. Who named it/
such a thing, and why?
#LakeWinneconne #PinkFullMoon #Bonfire #Storytelling
Earth Day Pelican Sunset: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
Pelican sunset/
on Earth Day, we watch three fly,/
northbound, slow, no sound.
OR
Pelican sunset,/
we saw three flying northbound,
slow, without a sound.
We Know You Better: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
This piece is based on my daughter’s photo and comments at the Seattle Art Museum photo exhibit: http://portraits.site.seattleartmuseum.org/portfolio/camilla/
The people who once/
knew you do not find you the/
way you find yourself.
Purple Rain Sunset: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku Lament
Over in the West,/
t’wards Minnesota, came sad/
sounds of purple rain.
