Picasso’s View, Waking: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

She lay* close to my/
view. I finally understood/
what Picasso saw.

OR
*slept

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Her Purple-Haired Silence: Romantic IMprov Haiku

The silence from her/
purple hair made me ask if/
she slept in her tub.

Sleeping Through Church: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Letting music and/
words’ spirit wash over me/
fills and teaches me.*
OR
fills and brings me peace.

Why Get A Room?: Romantic Improv Email Sonnet

The purpose
of ignoring housekeeping
is not passion,
but gentle sleeping.

If we’re not together curled,
in gentle slumber entwined,
then we should be at some cafe’,
getting wined and dined.

Or if Mother Nature
is what you like,
we should be out
taking a hike.

To check into a room and awake alone
is not what I want. I’ll just stay home.

Sleeping With Integrity: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

I’m working on me,/
my lack of integrity,/
and getting more sleep!

Sleepless With Back Pain: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

My back hurts again,/
but you aren’t around. Maybe/
I should stop sleeping?

Close Proximity Waking: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

A few miles from here,/
you wake and prepare your day./
Sleeping, I dream you.

Awakening in Spring: A Romantic ConTEXTing Poem

I, thru the winter wait,/
sleeping hung,/
but now am awake,/
and sprung/
into action/
because of the attraction/
your words create./
I dont want 2 wait/
4 satisfaction.

Falling Asleep To Late-Night Stories: A Revolutionary ConTEXTing Poem

As I’ve told/

stories late and bold,/

and been heard/

as I’ve woven wooing words/

into a fantasy/

tapestry,/

some scream./

1 sleeps/

and dreams./

What does that mean?

Silence After Sleeping: A Romantic IMprov Poem

Are you

not going to

talk to me

any more, 

now that we

slept, and you’ve discovered

I snore?