Interpretive Reading: Revolutionary ConTEXTting Haiku

Each poet’s writing/
can be interpreted by/
readers. It’s our gift.

My Daughter’s Daring Gift: Revolutionary Blogging Sonnet

My darling, dying daughter is daring.
Willing to explore her feelings,
able to express her caring
through the pain and suffering she’s revealing.

Though she fears loathing and ridicule,
she loves unseen others more.
By exposing her personal fire’s fuel,
she’s guiding sufferers to a hopeful shore.

Today someone who she’s never met
was lead to read her writings.
As my daughter exposed experiences we’d rather forget
she gave another hope to keep on fighting.

Sometimes a greater love for another just means
we don’t have to die; we just have to be seen.

Written after my daughter wrote in her blog Milla the Night Baker
and someone responded at 5:06 a.m. on October 8th, 2012 saying how her writing was helping.

Let Your Voice Shine On! Revolutionary Blogging Rhyming Haiku

My niece has a Facebook page and website called “The Shine Project”.   (also at www.myshineproject.com). Today she asked readers to comment on what we were doing to “Be the Change We Want to See in the World”. In response, I wrote this summary of what I’d done to “Be the Change”. Then I improv’d this blogging rhyming haiku:

This morning I wrote (again) in my blog (cyranowriter.wordpress.com). Since the Inauguration, when I started my goal of writing a prose or poem thought a day, I’ve written more than 2500 pieces.  I’ve discovered my voice. More importantly, I’ve helped others “Shine” by encouraging them to discover THEIR writing and creative voices.

You have your own voice./

Today, and daily, make the/

choice. Have your words heard.

OR

make the/

choice to have it heard.

Intense Writing: Romantic ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku

It’s funny how we/
write with intensity, but/
then just disappear.

Reading Others’ Writing: Romantic Blogging Haiku

She’ll read others’ words./
Poems, prose, verse written before./
Her’s are not enough.

No Dumb Poetry Expressed: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

A friend wrote me a thought flow / poem through email. When I didn’t receive it, she said “It was dumb, anyway!” (actually, it was brilliant… as usual), to which I responded:

In the writing world,/
there is no dumb poetry,/
just thoughts unexpressed.

Taking A Chance On Serious: Romantic IMprov Rhyming Haiku Lament

I took a big chance./
Thinking she was serious,/
I wrote lots. She’s not.

Not Turning Green: Romantic Blogging Haiku

You don’t read my poems./
My writing’s all about you./
You wouldn’t turn green.

Why She Stops: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku Lament

When she stops writing,/
calling, and longing, someone/
else has filled her needs.

When Batteries Die: Revolutionary Written Haiku

You admonish me.
Writing flows eas’ly to keys.
My battery is dead.