When you’re the only /
car on the road for hundreds/
of miles, you’ve turned wrong.
Posts Tagged ‘road’
Highway 89 Northbound Detour Fear: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
January 5, 2014Why DID The Chicken Cross The Canyon Road: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
August 25, 2012
[At last! I really saw one!]
Why DID the chicken/
cross the canyon road today?/
I’ve no clue. Do you?
Road Striping in Packer Country: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku
June 28, 2012
In Packer Country,/
even the rumble bar road /
stripes are green and gold.
Legacy Of Moving Helpers: Revolutionary IMprov Sonnet
March 6, 2011Moving? I’ll raise my hand
to volunteer;
to hold the other end.
I’ve always been here.
Always been a guy
to help people move.
I couldn’t say why;
it’s just what we do.
My folks would get the call,
Grandparents and uncles, too.
Brothers, sisters, without fail:
we’d help people move.
And now you’re heading down a new road,
just call me: I’ll help you lift your load.
Watching Your Super Nova: Revolutionary IMprov Limerick
March 6, 2011Oh! That I could be there to watch your supernova explode!/
I sometimes wish I could help you carry your load,/
but then I remember you are strong,/
and it’s so obviously wrong/
to merge, uninvited, onto your road.
