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Temple Locker Phone Alarm Gladness: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

February 10, 2017

When phone alarms ring/
in Temple lockers, rejoice/
it is not “Hell’s Bells!”
#GentleAlarmMusic
#CouldBeWorse
#TurnOffYourPhone

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Frozen Over: Revolutionary ImproVerse Rhyming Haiku

November 24, 2015

You should be glad for/
the night before when you see/
you can’t anymore.

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Be Glad For Trash: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku

June 1, 2014

Be glad he trashed you/
and opened your world for great/
possibilities.

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Seeing Her Scratch His Back In Church: Revolutionary Haiku

May 27, 2012

I’ll quit being sad/
for what didn’t happen, and/
be glad for what is.

OR
rejoice in what is.

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