Watching And Waiting: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku Lament

I keep watching and/
waiting, when common sense and/
logic say: “Move on!”

Don’t Argue. “Next!” — Romantic IMprov Free Verse Poem

When a woman says:/
“We don’t have much in common”,/
believe and accept her opinion./
Move on,/
(even if she’s wrong.)

Sudden Endings: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku

When the interview/
ends suddenly, there’s no use/
arguing. Just quit.

Or
When her interview/
ends quickly, don’t argue it./
It’s time to move on.

Her Moving On: Romantic Blogging Improv Haiku Lament

I don’t want her to/
move on. Pained, I know she must./
I’m being selfish.

Time To Move On: Revolutionary Haiku

You’ll be pleased to know:/
He affirms that now, fin’lly,/
it’s time to move on.

Dating Dam Break: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

“Do you date?” she asked./
Like a beaver dam breaking,/
“Yes!” let her move on.

Why Men Move On: Romantic IMprov Poem

Sometimes guys attempt to get phone numbers from women who seem to want to play hard to get. During one such situation, a woman was told “If you want to maintain contact, the ball is in your court”. When she asked “Why?”, this was the response:

A guy /
can only try/
so hard /
before he gets tired/
and sucumbs/
to being numb/
and moves on /
to more fertile ground/
where growth is found./

Where the seeds he sows/
have a chance to grow./
Where they are received eagerly;/
watered fervently;/
cared for tenderly;/
and can burst through the lonely gloom,/
and bloom.

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Asking Hypothetically Still Hurts Me: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

Dont ask me all those /
hypotheticals if you/
hurt me. So what? Done.