She’s Legitimately Going: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

She didn’t want to /
talk to him, but *her going /
was legitimate.
Or
*she’s going/
legitimately.

See Important Messages: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

When you don’t have lots /
of space, make room to see things/
that are important.

These 2 poems were as the result of this view at about 7:20 a.m.

7:23 a.m.
Even foggy and/
frosty mornings have Beauty/
if you accept it.

10:08 a.m.
No matter how grey/
and foggy our path may be,/
the Son will shine through.

Can one stare at a/
work of art for too long? Can/
gazing become wrong?

When the washer runs /
above your head, you wake up,/
get up, and write more.
OR

When the washer runs /
above your head, you’re forced to/
get up and write more.

When you’re too busy/
playing with phone apps, you might/
miss the earth’s wonders.

The world will always /
look fantastic, even when/
you ask: “Where am I?!?”

If you look at the/
sunsets, you may think you’ll go/
Blind. You’ll just see red.
OR

If you look at the/
sunsets, you may think you’ll go/
blind. Enjoy red warmth.

As the sunset of/
red and gold painted the sky,/
he remembered her.
OR
As the sunset of/
red and gold painted the sky,/
he recalled her hair.

When the woman you/
came to dance with doesn’t show,/
help in the kitchen.