The View Was Worth It: Romantic IMprov Rhyming Haiku

It was well worth it,/
for a moment, to view you/
and be touched by muse.

Getting To The Mountaintop Together: Revolutionary ConTexting Limerick

Can someone who/
did not struggle with you/
to gain the mountaintop even understand
the triumph so grand?
Should they share the view?

Or

Should someone who
didn’t struggle with you
to the mountaintop
share the view?
Or should they stop?

Picnic Mistake Natural Splendor: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

The picnic invite
had the wrong address. Instead,
I got gorgeous views.

What Is Life’s Destination: Romantic IMprov Sonnet

It doesn’t matter where the trail goes,
the kind of views we see.
Travel’s about life’s ebb and flow;
the connection of you and me.

The activities we could daily face
would pale in significance,
and become secondary in their place
to what we do in our own love’s dance.

Others may travel far and wide
to create their new experience.
But we, firmly at each other’s side,
daily grab and relish that chance.

For our souls have learned that these facts are true:
I’m your touchstone, and my destination is you.

Changing The View: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

No matter how grand/
or spectacular the view,/
fog can cover it.
OR

fog can obscure it.

[view of Atlanta from the 47th floor of the Peachtree Plaza Westin, 6:20 a.m.]

What I Write About: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Limerick

A budding writer on my flight/
Asked “About what do you write?”/
I gazed at the view, /
penned a limerick and haiku,/
And I’ll write of her lineage ton/ight.

Elusive Sunset Floating: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

Like an elusive /
sunset we see rarely, she /
floated by my view.

The 710 View & Turning Your World Upside Down: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Sometimes, to see what/
you need, you may have to turn/
your world upside down.

Embracing Beauty: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

A friend from the Midwest saw this photo of the sunrise over the Vashon Island ferry dock, She asked: “If one sees this every day, does one notice the beauty everyday?”
Valid question, to which I wrote this haiku:

Beauty shows herself./
She appears in diff’rent forms./
We embrace each view.

Luna Vista: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

The moon is always. /
How we think about and see/
it may change for us.