If he gave her cash/
each place she went, would she still/
be ambivalent?
Tag Archives: romance poetry
Wooing Ambivalence: Romantic ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku
It’s increasingly/
harder to woo women who/
are ambivalent.
Writing Matters: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku
I have crushes on/
pretty women ’til they prove/
they lack English* skills.
OR
*writing
Ignoring Her: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku
I’m ignoring her,/
of course. Otherwise it hurts/
too much to recall.
Return The Candy, Kid: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku Lament
When you’re a kid in/
a candy store, sometimes you/
have to take stuff back.
Muse Never By Name: Romantic Email Free Verse Poem
Some may call out
their Love
loudly,
in public.
I would never,
by name,
name her who inspires,
uplifts,
motivates me.
She
will be
still.
Quiet.
Unknown
to the world,
known only
to me.
As it should be.
I won’t write
about her,
by name;
by specific reference.
The world would never say:
“This piece about her,
specifically.”
Who was the piece
“Fuer Elise” for?
Who was Elise?
If she is my muse,
I must write about her.
I cannot keep silent
about her.
But no one will ever know,
for sure,
it is her.
Just as God writes about people:
“There was a certain woman …”
keeping her identity
private,
only by inspiration
known.
And if she asks:
“Is it I?”,
I may smile.
Harsh Play: Romantic ImproVerse Rhyming Haiku Lament
She who once played with/
me is now harsh on my play,/
But I deserve it.
OR
She who once played with/
me is now harsh on my play,/
But deservedly.
Why Fall? Romantic ImproVerse Haiku
Isn’t it better/
to rise to meet someone than/
to fall for someone?