It’s In Her: Revolutionary IMprov Haiku

My daughter: Before/
she ran with wolves, she danced with/
salmon, spied turtles.

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Wishful Thinking On Ice: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku Lament

A few miles away/
is a woman I’d walk-talk/
with under the moon.

Shocking Contrarian Who She Is: Revolutionary ImproVerse Sonnet

She stands, a woman unfettered./
She speaks her own opinions./
She doesn’t count who’s worse or better./
She won’t be one of the minions.

She’ll speak her own mind./
She’ll phrase her thoughts with boldness./
She’ll avoid being unkind;/
She’ll be honest, nothing less.

She’ll discuss her feelings,/
She’ll speak her deep thoughts,/
She’ll revel in truths appealing;/
She’ll be both teacher and taught.

And men who read her thoughts will wonder and gaze/
As they through both beauty and truth stand all amazed.

I Want A Woman Who’ll Weep For Me: Romantic Improv Prose

A modern Prophet of God once started an interview with a very important man by looking at his wife and asking her: “Is he a good husband? Does he treat you well?”

What I want is a woman who will stand next to me at the judgment bar in front of the Savior. Like His Prophet did, Jesus will look at her and ask:
“Was he a good husband?”
“Did he treat you well?”
“Is he worthy to enter into the Celestial Kingdom?”

Then, most importantly, the Savior will ask her:
“Is this the man who you want to spend the rest of eternity with, based on how he’s treated you on earth?”

To which she will drop to her knees, look up at Him in all sincerity, and say, with a smile and through tears of joy, hope and gratitude:

“Yes. Yes! YES!! Please, dear Lord, YES!! Let him be mine forever
and ever
and ever!”

Just What I’ve Always Wanted: Romantic IMprov Rhyming Haiku Lament

Hooray! Another/
woman who can play with my/
heartstrings ’til they break.

Wanting To Be Wanted: Romantic ImproVerse Haiku

There was only one/
woman who’d come after me./
Now even she won’t.

Woman As Muse: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

You are the type of/
Woman I can eas’ly write /
poetry about!

Who Cares What You Wear? Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

Every girl might wear/
those colors, but if I just/
have eyes for one … So?

Long Gone Woman Pain: Romantic ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku Lament

How does it feel to/
Know I write in pain about/
You, long gone woman?

Revisiting The Past – Caves and Barriers: Romantic ConTEXTing Poem

Long ago
I tried 2 rescue a friend,
2 pull her out of caves.

It didn’t work
’til she wanted
2 leave,
2 heed
another’s call.

Now I try
to break down barriers.
Y?