Purple Rain Sunset: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku Lament Over in the West,/ t’wards Minnesota, came sad/ sounds of purple rain.
Crack Pine Nuts With Mom: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku I’m cracking pine nuts/ with my mom. She complains of / old age. I don’t mind.
Lakefront Good, Better, Best: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku Living on the lake, / there’s lots I could do, but just/ one thing I should do.
My 50 Shades Of Grey: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku Go to the dock, take/ a panorama and see / 50 shades of grey.
Get Your Own Please! Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku Lament Four toothbrushes. One,/ blue, mine. Three, red, dad’s. Why did/ he grab the blue one?
Good Or Bad Writing: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku The question isn’t/ if writing’s good or bad, but/ if it feeds your soul.
Waiting Canoe: Revolutionary IMprov Rhyming Haiku There was a canoe,/ empty, at sunset, waiting/ for you two, and beer. (photo (c) by Michael Affolter, 2016)
Thriftstore High-waters, Einstein Socks: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku When you wear thrift store/ high-waters, it’s good to have/ Albert Einstein socks.
Unknown Wildflower Wonderment: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku In the woods of a/ friend, an unknown wildflower/ gives me wonderment.
I’m No Farmer: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku Planting apple trees,/ pounding in fence posts, tired, I’m/ sure* I’m no farmer. *glad