Your Assumptions Of Who I Am: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Free Verse

You don’t know me,/
yet/
you make assumptions/
about who /
you think/
I am./
They’re wrong.

Doubting My Doubts: Revolutionary Improv Haiku

If I doubt my doubts,/
then I remember how God/
made me fantastic.
OR
When I doubt my doubts,/
then I can remember how/
fantastic I am.

See Me Intensity: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku

You may not like my /
intensity, but that’s who/
I am. That is me.

Who I Am In Awesomeness: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku

Behold, I am I,/
writer of words. I’m awesome/
in my awesomeness.

Changing Who I Am For You: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

I can’t change who you/
think I am, or who others/
were. I can just be.

Electronic Sleeve Pain: Revolutionary IMprov Poetry

Perhaps critics are correct, /
after all./
The human/
emotional experience/
is so similar/
to each/
and all/
of us./

Placing/
my feelings/
on electronic sleeves/
for the world/
to view/
only serves/
doubt./

All read./
All wonder./
All feel./
All are./

And yet,/
the only constant/
is that/
I am.

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Poem Number 1700- The Subject: Revolutionary IMprov Poetry

Two years ago,
in a funky,
garden-based;
coffee shop,
you listened,
looked deep
at me,
and said:
“Never again
say
“I think
I am
a poet”.

You are.
Accept
and share
your gift.”

Do you remember?
I do.

Since then,
I’ve believed you.

It is late.
The thumbnail moon
is setting
into the waters
of a central Wisconsin lake,
“Winneconne”,
“Gathering of the Waters”.

My words
have gathered
20000 views.

Sunrise.
Moonrise.
Sunset.
Moonset.
But stars
and night,
and light
and day
stay
eternal
as words.

And you,
mentor,
teacher,
guide,
are the subject
of poem number
1700.

The creative
inspired
in me
honors
the creative
inspiration
from you.

Thank you.

Not Questioning Why I Dance: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Poetry

Sometimes a question
is asked
to make a statement.

Do I have to question why
I dance?
No.
In the just-being state,
dance just is.

Just as I am.

Viva la Revolucion, Part 2: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku

Who am I? I am/
the Revolution. It starts/
and ends in my brain.

Self Affirmation Who I Am: Revolutionary IMprov Poem

I am
not trying to be
who I am
not.

And I do
not regret that
I am
not
who
I am
not.

In
stead,
I revel
in the I
that
I am,

And look
to see,
revealed,
who
I am.