Yeah, It’s About You … Again: Romantic IMprov Sonnet

Yes, I sent you
a hidden haiku
late last night.
I hope it was alright.

You don’t have to wonder,
as I drifted off to slumber,
what it was about, or who.
The subject and object? Yeah, it’s you.

Not that you’re objectified
when I gaze at the inside
of my eyelids.
I felt inspired to write, so I did.

Why do I never send these to you directly?
Keeping them hidden leads to romantic subtlety.

Next Steps, Next Morning: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

Think me not a creep,/
but slumber deep, and I’ll seek/
you in the sunshine.

Finding Peace and Sleep: Romantic ConTEXTing Iambic Poem

Do U dream,/
when you’re tired and nonserene,/
of rebeling again,/
just so you could b in my arms and then/
drift off 2 peaceful, satisfied sleep/
and slumber deep?

Words Dawn Your Day: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

As morning slumber/
lays on your eyes, let my words/
brightly dawn your day.

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.

Gathering Achtung, Baby! Romantic Email Sonnet

A hot, built lady
came dancing with me.
We gathered Achtung, Baby!
of all who could see.

Out in the center
of the gym’s dance floor,
they all starred at her,
wishing for more.

The women gazed
and wished they were she.
The men were amazed
at how beautiful beauty could be.

Yet when she left to pursue evening’s slumber,
she only gave me an email, not her number.

Slumber Feeling Near: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

When I awake from/
slumber feeling you near me,/
I remember dreams.

Being Awakened By Poetry: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

At 4:30 her/
poetry awakens me/
from lonely slumber.

OR

At 4:30 her/
poetry awakens me/
from slumber. Why me?

Drooling Of You: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

It’s been a long time/
since I drooled in my slumber./
I have thoughts of you.

Conflicting Schedules: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Woman whose schedule/
doesn’t coincide with mine/
keeps me from slumber.