Grandma’s Magic House: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Her house is tiny./
With secret nooks for grandkids,/
it’s a magic place.

Going Down On Fire: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

She may decide: “No.”/
I may go down in flames, but/
I will be on fire.

Or
She may shoot me down in flames./
I’ll still be on fire.

Why look for events/
in the future while you’re at/
a concert right now?

A dream daughter’s “Yes”./
Your son’s request brings flooding:/
You weep tears of joy.

OR
When your dream daughter/
says yes to your son, you can’t /
help but cry for joy.

How fun! I’m jealous/
of grandkids, pool and sun, but/
mostly the puppy.

I wrote a haiku/
about you. Then you wrote, so/
it must go. Thank you.

What’s worse than ragtops/
in Seattle? Having a/
bad mem’ry in rain.

In being told to /
clean up the cheesed kitchen, I/
am, myself, cheesed off.

“Do you date?” she asked./
Like a beaver dam breaking,/
“Yes!” let her move on.

Maybe I avoid/
you the way that a moth should /
stay away from flames.