Trying Nothing In Paradise Or Utah: Romantic ImproVerse Rhyming Lament

Today she heads to Paradise/
with a married guy./
How nice!

She says she won’t try /
nothing,
and when she returns/
after 2 weeks with sand /
and sunburns, /
neither will I.

Where’s The Beach? Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

Sun, surf and sand. Just/
another day at the beach/
no one believes in.

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Where’s The Beach: Revolutionary ImproVerse Rhyming Haiku

I don’t care what kind/
of beach I find, just so it’s/
a beach within reach.

Late Night Splash Dancing: Revolutionary ImproVerse Rhyming Haiku

With his shoes in his/
hand, he walked on the sand past/
the strand and splash danced.

He Danced On Water: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

She thought she knew how/
to dance, but she’d never seen/
him dance on water.

Snow Flaked At The Beach: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

The beach, surf, sun and/
sand remind me of all the/
snow I’m not missing.

The Pull Of The Lake: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

If the dock were still/
out or the shore were of sand,/
I would skinny-dip.

On A North Carolina Beach: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku

She gazes eastward./
Surf, sun, sand, sea rise and fall./
Her breathing’s mirrored.

Painted Toes In The Sand: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Poem

Why do women show/
painted toes/
Fotos/
in the sand where I wanna go:/
Beaches at Cabo,/
Rio,/
Hilo,/
Puerto Rico?/
I won’t go/
any faster or more/
than I would b4!

Dancing on The Savanah: Revolutionary IMprov Sonnet

Feeling harmonic ebb and flow, do you,
treading across the savanah’s plains, care to
take a creative chance/
and passionately dance?

Barefoot in grasses green,
to musicians only heard, not seen./
Whose creative muse from far away/
calms us when confused and holds sway/

over our hearts, souls, and hands
and as we dance ‘mid the grass and sands
we come to the conclusion:/
there should be no confusion!

Our mental, soulful, heartfelt views,
as we dance, hold only music and muse.