To The Poet Who Keeps Writing About A Woman He’s Not Marrying: Romantic IMprov Limerick

While I keep reading such words,/
I still find them slightly absurd:/
You’ve not taken her away!/
Shouldn’t emotions expressed this way/
be acted upon, and not just heard?

Plus this couplet:

(I’m not meaning to be critical. /
It just seems to be such a riddle.)

A Body Of Work: Romantic ImproVerse Sonnet

If I could lay
you down
and say,
as I kissed you ’round,

One word,
then one kiss,
would that be absurd?
or bliss?

I’d create a body
of poetry
On your body
Beneath me.

Will you at last my words believe
As my voice stops and my lips leave?

You Contemplating The Rain And You: Romantic Email Sonnet

It’s not strange
to stay up late
listening to the rain
splash on window grates.

To fondly gaze
at phone photos of you
and feel the haze
of the magic that you do.

To relax by sitting alone,
to meditate;
to stare at a phone
and contemplate.

Will you think it weird if I call?
No! It’s not absurd at all.

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Will Lightening Strike? Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

I send heart-felt words/
late at night. Is that absurd,/
or will lightening strike?

Men Aren’t The Only Ones Who Don’t Write: Revolutionary Email Sonnet

I guess you’re saving
all the words I’m craving
for the novel you’re writing
(which people will delight in!)

When you decide it’s no chore
to write much more,
please jump right in
and write me again!

But until such time
as you can deliver prose or rhyme,
I’ll say adieu,
and my writing’s through.

Getting to know someone through two or three words
borders, I think, upon the absurd.

How Do You Know Inspiration: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Poem

When yer heart is poured,/
and it seems absurd/
2 b able 2 say/
yer deepest emotions/
any other way./

When just 1/
look or glance/
leaves u undone/
and in a trance.

Kitchen Dancing: Romantic ConTEXTing Poem

I shared a romantic thot/
about kitchen dancing./
She heard,/
and said: That’s not/
romancing;/
it’s absurd!/
I sighed/
but wasn’t perplexed./
“I tried”/
thot I./
“Next!”

Say The Word: Romantic ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku

It may sound absurd/
but if you’d just say the word,/
I would stop looking.

Having Written Her A Poem: Romantic ConTEXTing Poem

When “Blonde/Witty/Pretty” responded to the poem (previously posted), this was my response.
Awwww {Blush}/
It was fun!/
Thank U 4/
the inspiration!/
I hope on/
the hiarchy/
of meeting somebody/
it was not 2 4ward!/
Nor abssurd!/
Just a start/
2 touch yer heart.

Woo a Woman Through Words: Absurd! Romantic Sonnet

“I Love to laugh, cuddle, kiss, and think.”

I met a woman;
I made her laugh.
The sparkle in her eyes
was on my behalf.

But to win her,
to cuddle, kiss and coo,
I didn’t buy her dinner.
Instead, I choose to woo

her with smiles and deep words!
(It may sound absurd,
but the unknown reality is,
for intelligent women, this:)

A woman is reached, in her soul and heart,
through her brain, more than any other part.