Waiting In Vain: Romantic Free Verse ImproVerse Lament

At the appointed hour,
I waited,
as she had requested,
at her doorstep.
And waited.
And waited.
And waited.

I’m just glad
I left
before he brought
her back home
and she
invited him
in.

Wait Means Waiting: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

“Wait upon the Lord”/
may sometimes mean we have to/
wait for His answers.

When you’re the leader/
of the hike you should wait for/
all of the stragglers.

She sat on the couch/
with me, smiled, and said: “Maybe!”/
Do I wait? Or ask?

I confess:
I have stress
wondering
if I’ll pass the test.
If her answer is still “yes”.

Amidst this duress
I can just hope for the best.
And wait.

She couldn’t wait for/
me to love her the way I/
need to, so I can’t.

How do you respond/
when you at last hear words you’ve/
longed for your whole life?

Ive done everything/
she asked me to. Now what should/
I do? Wait for her?

Death’s just a gate, but/
to we who must wait, it’s a/
wall we wet with tears.

She waits in the wings,/
not knowing the outcome, but/
he is glad she’s there.