From Darkness To Light: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku

When the lightening is/
too frightening I can drive from/
darkness into light.

Feeling Protective During A Storm: Romantic ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku

Thunder and lightning/
frighten me enough to wish/
that you were here, too.

OR
Thunder and lightning/
are frightening enough to wish/
that you were here, too.

Even when you’re still/
silent, you, still, strike my chords/
and remain my muse.

Even when you are/
silent, you strike my heart’s chords/
and become my muse.

There’s a blue moon out./
If you were here or I there,/
we could cure our blues.

A blue moon’s out. If/
you were here or I there, we’d/
cure our blue feelings.

Only I could cry/
about a love song when there’s/
no one there to love.

I’m not going to/
put pressure on you about/
not feeling pressure.

Because I forgot/
lunch, I shall feast only on/
your words and be filled.

Is it okay
in the middle of the day
to say
my thirst for you is not abated:
I remain,
by you,
twitterpated?

Touch me on my green/
IM spot and I shall be /
happy all day long.

My step one/
is finally done.
I made a phone call.
That is all.
I must walk before I run.