A Dozen Possibilities Nulled: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku Lament

When you’re thrilled /
to do things, make certain she’s/
equally enthused.

She’s Stubborn–That’s Okay: Romantic ImproVerse Sonnet

She said she is stubborn.
That brings a thrill
when you’re looking for someone
Who is just so strong willed.

With brightly flashing eyes,
With a firmly set jaw;
It came as no surprise:
I liked what I saw.

Someone who likes independence.
Someone who’s waltzed through strife.
Someone with whom I could take a chance
At this dance we call life.

With someone not afraid to go solo, I think it would be fun!
And so I’ll shout “Let’s go! Come on! Get it on!”

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Thrill Of Thrilling: Romantic IMprov Haiku

He often wondered/
if he would ever have the/
thrill of thrilling her.

Driving To A Blind Date: Romantic IMprov Haiku

She stared and smiled at/
me, eyes gleaming, thrilled to meet,/
until I stood up.

Morning After Thrill Pill: Romantic ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku

Is there a “morning/
after” pill you can take for/
being much too thrilled?

Garter Belts Versus Seatbelts: Revolutionary Improv Haiku

Some women may sport/
garter belts. Others are thrilled/
wearing their seatbelts.

Green Can Be Good! Romantic IMprov Haiku

What a thrill to see/
your green IM box and know/
it’s no green monster!

Thrill Capability: Romantic ConTEXTing Iambic Haiku

I see her monthly,/
yet she constantly has thrill/
capability.

Chill or Thrill: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

Would it still chill thee/
to hear me say that you thrill/
me in many ways?

Mundane Monday Morning Silly Sonnet: Romantic Improv Email Sonnet

I’m a curriculum developer and trainer.
Perhaps I could write training for you.
Or, in a romantic no-brainer,
Maybe just poetry will do.

Or witty, intelligent, well-written prose.
That’s probably not something you see much of.
Emails with depth and feeling or, I suppose,
even talk that won’t leap right to love.

But what I’d instead prefer,
on a bright blue day such as this,
is that we avoid the demure,
and make a lake walk into bliss.

On a mundane Monday, this sonnet’s kinda silly.
But you still can respond. Come on. Thrill me!