Our Humanhood Of Common Good: Revolutionary ImproVerse Rhyming Haiku

When we as artists/
and writers meet, we admire,/
uplift, and inspire.

He Knows: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

He who I admire
Said “You might feel unnoticed./
I’m sorry.” He is.

To a Friend With Facebook Fans: Revolutionary IMprov Sonnet

I’ve been tempted to join the drooling fray/

but I fear I would blow your fans away/

with my romantic verbosit-ay. /

What could your admirers then say?

Not only that, but I can see/

I could spend all my talents on thee,/

writing prose and poetry,/

and then, where would that get me?

A body of work for the ages to admire;/

to uplift, arouse, and inspire./

And as the flames of awe mount ever higher,/

I’d become consumed in veneration’s pyre.

When all I’ve ever wanted to do/

was express the awesome, inspirational you.

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Admiring More Than Your Profile: Romantic Improv Email Poem

Oh, I know… /
we’ve danced before/
or flirted, /
or something similar,
of that I’m sure…
and now, like a cheesehead /
drawn to frommage,
I must confess to admiring/
your decoutage’ …
and your profile.