When It’s Hard To Believe: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

I could not believe,/
although I desired to. Help/
thou mine unbelief.

Don’t You Think We’re Trying? Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

How many people/
have to love and pray for you/
before you believe?
OR
How many people/
have to love and pray for her/
before she believes?

Faith That I Might See: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

Believing I could/
someday see, she bought me new,/
groovy sunglasses.

Small Testimonies Blaze: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

The smallest flicker/
of belief can help us through/
tough times ’til we blaze.

16 Degree Fountain Green Witnesses: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

At 16 degrees,/
they stood in a manger to/
show what they believe.

OR

It’s 16 degrees./
They sit in a manger and/
witness their beliefs.

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Fighting Hard For A Belief: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

What if I fight for/
something I believe in just/
as hard as you do?

Action From The RNC: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

I believe in work/
based on that belief. Action’s/
better than mere hope.
OR

I believe, and work/
based on that. Action’s better/
than if i just hope.

You’re The Best [blank] Ever Belief: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

How often must I/

hear “You’re the best ______ ever!”

before I’ll believe?

So Much Creativity: Romantic Blogging IMprov Sonnet

It will be strange to see,
at day’s end,
rhymes and lines of so much creativity
honestly emoting again.

To know of the fantasies
that were, throughout the day,
laid down in visions and dreams
because a romantic had something to say.

To read of the beliefs
he allowed himself to feel,
but at the end see the griefs
he could no longer conceal.

And then to learn, as day faded to night,
it was mused deception. Out goes his light.