Serving, Not Attending: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

You reach a point in/
life when you stop attending/
and just start doing.

Defying Gravity Go Girl! Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Remember the words/
and how they make you feel now./
Then, do what they say.

Easy Boating Choice = Don’t Hesitate: Romantic ImproVerse Rhyming Haiku

When your eternal/
love asks you to sit in the/
boat’s bow with her, DO!

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Yawp, Find Your Center, Then Do: Revolutionary IMprov Free Verse

Yawp.
Feel.
Find
your divine
center,
You.
Yup.
Yawp.
Then do.

Doing And Being Beats Telling: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku

Should I tell folks how/
to be better? Much better/
is if I go do.

No Spiritual Books: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

There are no books which/
are spiritual. We must/
ponder, apply, do.

Maybe Why It’s Not Art: Revolutionary Blogging Haiku

I wasn’t trying/
to “say” anything. I was/
just trying to “do”.

Do happy

When we do,
we find joy/
in doing,
not because/
Of what /
we do,/
But that/
We do.

Mental Confusion Solution: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku

The best solution/
to my mental confusion?/
____ing my brains out.

What If We Just DO? Revolutionary ImproVerse Free Verse

What is it
that causes us,
at a certain age,
to believe we can’t
do
something?

What is it
that holds us back
from following
our true self?

Is it
the belief
that it’s “too late”?

What if
we just assume
we
could
do
what we want?

What if
we just say:
“I’m going
to do
this thing?”
And then
we went out
and did it?

Or we didn’t do it?

Maybe we failed at it.
So?
At least we tried.

What if,
instead of saying
that our life
sucks
or that this
and this
and that
went wrong,
we instead
look
at all
the good things
that are happening
in our life?
All the things
we are able
to do?
All the opportunities
that we have,
that we took,
that we do
and did?

What if,
instead of apologizing
for things
we don’t
do
well,
or for things
we don’t do,
we do,
and we do
the best we can,
and we take
humble pride
in knowing that
we tried.

What if,
every day,
we salute
the sunrise,
or the thumbnail
moon,
or the sunset,
or the stars?

What if,
in our heavenly
salutations,
we think
of a “Do New” thing
that we’re going to do,
and then we go
and do that thing?

What if,
every time somebody says,
“I can’t believe
all the things
you do,
and how full
your life is!”
we smile at them
and say:
“You could, too.
I believe in you.
Go and do.”

What if
they do?

What if
we all do?