Posts Tagged ‘Utah Valley’
November 17, 2016
Folks say the view from/
the train is always the same./
They don’t see my view.
Tags:CyranoWriter, FrontRunner, haiku, ImproVerse haiku, Kuhns, my view, new snow, not the same view, poems, poet David Kuhns, Poetry, revolutionary poetry, same view, UTA, Utah Valley, view from the train, what are they seeing, www.cyranowriter.com
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November 15, 2016
I took the Road Less/
Traveled and learned: Sandhill Cranes/
graze in fields here, too.
Tags:back road, bird migration, Canada geese, corn field, corn stubble, CyranoWriter, haiku, ImproVerse haiku, just like Wisconsin, Kuhns, poems, poet David Kuhns, Poetry, revolutionary poetry, road less traveled, sandhill crane, surprise, Utah field, Utah Lake, Utah Valley, www.cyranowriter.com
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August 29, 2014
It’s ironic: In/
“Footloose” land, no man (‘cept me)/
danced at Kenny’s show.
Tags:50 women one man, ashamed, concert dancing, CyranoWriter, dance, dancing with women, embarassed man, Footloose, footloose soundtrack, front row, haiku, I danced, ImproVerse haiku, ironic, irony, jealous, Kenny Loggins, Kenny Loggins Concert, Kuhns, men sit, mosh pit, no man danced, poems, poet David Kuhns, Poetry, revolutionary poetry, rhythm, Scera Shell, show, shy, Utah Valley, women dance, www.cyranowriter.com
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July 6, 2014
Freshly-mown hay and/
the marsh’s stench: Can morning/
smell any better?
Tags:CyranoWriter, drive I-15, East Bay, East Bay Marsh, fresh hay, haiku, I-15, ImproVerse haiku, Kuhns, lake smell, marsh marsh gas, morning, newly-mown hay, olfactory, poems, poet David Kuhns, Poetry, revolutionary poetry, smell, smell any better, stench, topless, Utah Lake, Utah Valley, www.cyranowriter.com
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May 30, 2014
If only the roar/
of traffic wasn’t so loud/
it would be perfect.
Tags:almost idyllic, CyranoWriter, freeway, freeway traffic, haiku, Hobble Creek, I-15, idyllic, ImproVerse haiku, June sucker, Kuhns, Mt. Timp, perfect, perfect scenery, poems, poet David Kuhns, Poetic Lament, Poetry, revolutionary poetry, roar, scenery, stream, traffic, traffic noise, truck traffic, Utah Lake, Utah Valley, view, www.cyranowriter.com
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February 19, 2011
Saturday ev’ning,/
a unique Utah event:/
Rush on groc’ry stores
Tags:ConTEXTing Haiku, ConTEXTing Poem, ConTEXTing Poet, ConTEXTing Poetry, CyranoWriter, grocery store, haiku, Kuhns, poems, poet David Kuhns, Poetry, revolutionary contexting Haiku, Revolutionary ConTEXTing Poetry, revolutionary poetry, run on stores, Sabbath, Sabbath Day observance, Saturday evening, text message poetry, text messages, Utah, Utah Valley, What is a "conTEXTing poem"?, www.cyranowriter.com
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August 20, 2010
I went to an all-you-can-eat buffet in Utah today. It made me so sad to see (mostly women), 2 or 3 times as big as they should be, carrying 2, 3, 4 or 5 FULL plates of food back to their tables, stuffing themselves. It almost made me cry. And I’m not a skinny guy … but I was probably the 2nd smallest guy in the place! It’s amazing that a culture that places so much emphasis on avoiding “sins of the flesh” (drugs, booze, coffee, sex outside of marriage, smoking) can turn a blind eye to gluttony.
What should you do if:/
You can’t drink, smoke, do drugs, sex?/
Eat yourself to death.
Tags:all-you-can-eat, buffet, CyranoWriter, do drugs, drink, Emotional poetry, fat, food, gluttony, hurting, IMprov Poetry, Kuhns, LDS, Mormon, obese, overeating, overweight, poems, poet David Kuhns, Poetic Lament, Poetry, revolutionary poetry, sex outside of marriage, smoke, Suffering, Utah, Utah Valley, Word of Wisdom, working through issues, www.cyranowriter.com
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It’s ironic: In/
If only the roar/
Cyrano Writer: Musings of a Revolutionary Romantic Poet 
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