I learn about my
biases, try to include
all, get excluded.
Tag Archives: revolutionary poetry
Why Old Folks Don’t Need A Curfew: Rhyming Lament
My curfew used to be
at 10.
Now I can’t even
make it ’til then.
Mean Tweets Missed: Rhyming Haiku
Oh, for some mean tweets/
that insulted all the weak;/
cheap gas! Food to eat!
Too Worried Blindness: Haiku
When you become much
too worried about things, you
can’t see or enjoy.
Smoking Face Mask Failure: Haiku
If face masks can’t stop
the stench of six smokes, how can
they stop viruses?
Run The Plot Line Marriage Discord: Haiku
You know what to do?
Then run the plot line and just
leave out the fight scenes.
Service Search: IMprov Haiku
When given the chance/
to serve, don’t seek for why you/
can’t. Search: “How can I?”
Affirming God’s Will Through Others’ Doubts: Revolutionary ConTexting Rhyming Poem
I’ve understood
that it can good
when folks doubt
what you’re about.
It forces you
to
feel the thrill
as you
affirm God’s will.
Old Pic Brings New Pick Wildflower Revelation: Nature Blogging Haiku
Gazing at an old/
wildflower buffer zone pic,/
I’m glad I picked none.
Life’s Game Rules Change: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
How do you compete/
in life’s game when Big Brother/
keeps changing the rules?