Do What Is Right Alone: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Being alone can/
scare me away from doing/
the good I should be.

Carpe Diem Alone Comparison: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Another carpe/
diem day is not the same/
without you with me.

OR
Each Carpe Diem/
day I grab is augmented/
by you being there.

The most awesomeest/
Carpe Diem days are the/
ones where you join me.

Pioneers were told:/
“Make the desert blossom as/
a rose!” So they did.

I can’t ignore my/
problems and hope they’ll vanish./
I’ll face them head on.

Sleeping in is such/
a luxury, I forgot/
how I should do it.

All my performance/
anxiety goes away/
when I’m around you.

During Sacrament
Prayers, I hear a young man talk
to God. He’s sixteen.

The burden of sin/
makes the tray of emblems seem/
even more heavy.

Seizing the day may/
mean you’re up too early to/
embrace the sunrise.

Peach tarts schmecks so good/
I won’t open my mouth lest/
that taste will escape.