Who Attended The Better Class? Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

He went to a class/
to be taught. She attended/
the Temple and learned.

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Where I Shall Not Go: Revolutionary Blogging Sonnet

I shall not, today, go to classes
where old men wittily incite the masses
to laugh, with fake spirituality,
at jokes too oft said inappropriately.

I shall not go later to dessert
with those who smile, but often hurt
with backstabbing comments and bad advice,
(thought they’re only guilty of trying to be nice.)

I shall write poetry instead;
allowing sweet muse to clear my head.
As the train’s gentle rhythm rocks me to and fro,
into the joy of my creative mind I shall go.

For it is there, when I’m most dazed and confused,
that I can find my kindest refuge.

What Path Will She Stay On? Romantic ImproVerse Rhyming Haiku Lament

Will she join friends and/
be enlightened? Or sink more/
into debauch’ry?

How We Learn What God Knows: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

God knows what we need./
We pray so we understand,/
deep, what’s best for us.

Small Example, Big Result: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

I wasn’t going./
Then I recalled her kind smile/
and how she wears hats.

How Should I Be Here? Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Maybe I should not/
be here. Do I want to learn?/
Or just go hunting?

Being Critical: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Maybe my being/
critical is because I
lost the Holy Ghost.

Why Mock Transubstantiation? Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

How’d we get license/
to make fun of religions*?/
Please, “Give me a break”.
OR
*to mock other religions?

Sacrament Anti-Semite: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Lament

When did our truths let/
us become prejudiced and/
throw out racial slurs?
Or

turn anti-Semite?