It’s In Her: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku

My daughter: Before/
she ran with wolves, she danced with/
salmon, spied turtles.

She’s Stubborn–That’s Okay: Romantic ImproVerse Sonnet

She said she is stubborn.
That brings a thrill
when you’re looking for someone
Who is just so strong willed.

With brightly flashing eyes,
With a firmly set jaw;
It came as no surprise:
I liked what I saw.

Someone who likes independence.
Someone who’s waltzed through strife.
Someone with whom I could take a chance
At this dance we call life.

With someone not afraid to go solo, I think it would be fun!
And so I’ll shout “Let’s go! Come on! Get it on!”

Missed Independence: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku

I tried to be a/
support for her. She doesn’t/
want that, so I’ll leave.

OR
She didn’t/
want that, so I left.

Life’s No Cakewalk: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

Life isn’t always/
a cake walk. Let it be your/
independent stroll.

A Death Of Dying: Revolutionary Email Improv Sonnet

You reach, at times,
a death of dying.
When, despite all your rhymes,
you don’t feel like trying.

You make the choice,
and just move on.
You at last give voice
to your independence song.

The pain and hurt
you’ve felt in the past
simply grow inert.
They no longer last.

And as you live without any more crying,
you carry on as your tears are drying.

Lusting For Independence Day: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

In her heady lust /
for independence, she left/
and was sad, alone.

OR
… she left/
alone, and was sad.

Independence Day, Part Two: Romantic Blogging Haiku

The funny thing was/
she’d already taken her/
Freedom. He gave naught.

OR

Freedom. He gave Nichts.

Playing My Cards Independence: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Her friends all thought IF/
I played my cards right, I’d have/
a shot. They’re not her.