She has a dream that’s/
been crushed. Maybe that wasn’t/
the dream she needed.
OR
We all have dreams which/
get crushed. Maybe they are not/
the dreams we’re needing.
Tag Archives: working through issues
Learning To Play: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
“Do you want to play?”/
“I don’t know how.” “Me neither.”/
So then they both did.
OR
“Wanna play?” he asked./
“I don’t know how.” “Me neither.”/
So then they both learned.
Harmonic Memories Of A Sunset Float: Revolutionary Blogging Sonnet
Gazing at her golden hair
and softly glowing skin/
made me wish I was again there.
A Midwest lake: I’m diving in.
I float in the sunset,
and lay there, half submerged;
half warmed by sun, half cooled with wet;
harmonizing breathing and chirping birds.
An hummed experience of oohhmmm that was new.
A sung peace that tuned my innermost core.
The harmonic returns again as I view
her golden-toned decoutage’ once more.
She somehow can carry within her calm face
the memories and tones of another peaceful place.
32 Years Ago Today: Revolutionary Rhyming ImproVerse Haiku
Anniversaries/
Bring melancholy feelings/
When the meaning’s gone.
Stop Looking There! Revolutionary IMprov Haiku
Someone will brighten/
your life when you stop looking/
into the bright sun.
Caught Unawares: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
It surprises me/
that something so simple could/
bring such bad feelings.
A Really Old Unneeded Habit: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
After fourty years,/
it’s hard to let something go/
because it’s not me.
The Pain Of New Learning: Romantic ImproVerse Rhyming Haiku
I dislike learning/
something new at the expense/
of relationships.
OR
I dislike learning/
something new/
at the expense of keeping/
my great relationship with you.
The Answer To Morning Temptations: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku
Let the answer be:/
“NO!” It brought me nothing but/
messed up sheets and guilt.
OR
mussed sheets and sadness.
If The Prodigal Son Finds Nobody Home: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
How can I tell you/
of my joyous return when/
you already left?
OR
How can he tell her/
of his joyous return when/
she already left?