God’s Vision Of Us: Revolutionary ConTexting Haiku

If we focus on /
things we can do, not what we /
can’t, we see God’s view.

What To Do When Live’s Short: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Stand up. Be a man./
Forgive siblings and friends who/
hurt you. Life’s too short.

Her hand on his white
shirt back: Painful reminder
Of how much I missed.

List’ning to honor
placed on pioneers, I am
thankful for Mother.

Though the fire you feel/
from my desire should keep you/
warm, wear a jacket.

A guy who leaves you/
alone waiting for him should/
be replaced quickly.

If you are worried
about Mom’s health, hold her hand./
She’ll crush your fingers.

In church today I /
learned about coveting my/
neighbor’s belongings.

I didn’t know that
personal righteousness was
a goodness contest.

“Dress better.” “Calm down.”/
“Be good.” “Act professional.”/
I thought I’d changed more.

Or
“Dress better.” “Calm down.”/
“Be good.” “Act professional.”/
I’m still not enough.