Building A Family, Filling A Pantry: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Twenty-two year old/
strawberry-rhubarb jam still/
tastes great! We done good.

Craveth Not Intensity: Romantic ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku

She who craveth not/
intensity will prob’ly/
never handle me.

I thought breaking up/
through email was awful. No./
Silence is much worse.

When you are jealous,/
I talk it out. When I am,/
you leave me hanging.

Eight poems. One view each./
Some one person has read me./
Will she ever call?

*oops. It wasn’t “her”.

I recyle waste:/
Beer cans. Coke bottles. Not mine,/
but the world’s better.

“Live the moment” Good./
I will be spontaneous./
Check your calendar.

She keeps asking if/
I want to end us. I, at/
last, understand why.

I never get glad/
photos of her smile. Instead/
I get office mold.

When she stops writing,/
calling, and longing, someone/
else has filled her needs.