I Need A Mit-Watcher For Snow: Romantic ImproVerse Alliteration Haiku

Softly falling flakes/
of silver snow are not meant/
to be watched alone.

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Wisconsin Blizzard Tomatoes: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

Just in my home state/
would I buy potted veggie/
plants in a blizzard.

Alone Dancing On Snowy Moon-Shadowed River Banks: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku Lament

Spanish Fork River and Sandy Beach, Utah Lake

He stood on the snowed /
banks of that river alone, /
cold and moon-shadowed.

AND

Dancing with moonbeams/
to the stream’s soft notes was not/
enough to hold her.

Feeling Again Through Frozen Feet — I’s Just Gotsta #2: Revolutionary ImproVerse Free Verse Poem

The pain
pulses
through my peds.

I can’t remember
why I stepped/
onto the ice
and snow,
then
into the gently flowing
melted
river.

Was it to prove
that I could do it?
Was it a memory
of polar bear dips past?
Was it a beach,
and I’s just gotsta?

Or was it just/
to experience the shock
of being able/
to feel
again?

Who Left Me A Heart? Romantic ImproVerse Haiku

Amidst the ice, snow/
and cold, someone left me a/
heart. I wonder who?

Arizona-Bound Ragtop: Revolutionary ImproVerse Rhyming Haiku

The car with no back/
window wants to go somewhere/
where it doesn’t snow.

The Desert Needed More Snow Pack: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

It’s cold and rainy./
The snow elevation drops./
Let farmers rejoice!

Finding Deep Meanings: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

Snow on plum blossoms/
in April means something. I’m/
too tired to know what.

OR
Snow on fruit blossoms/
in Spring means something, but I’m/
too tired to know what.

Snow Flaked At The Beach: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

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

I See Hoarfrost: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

Hoarfrost sparkles can’t/
be captured by my camera,/
but I still see them.*
OR
I can still see them.