Children On Trains: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

The wonder of a/
child looking out train’s windows/
helps me see clearly.

On Train Rhythmn: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

I am on the train./
I am on the train. I am/
on the train I’m on.
OR
I am on the train./
I’m training on the train. I’m/
on the train I’m on.

I normally take/
lakeview seats. I’ll switch sides; I/
can’t see anyway.

Flatulating deep/
within a train tunnel sounds/
like a tuba note.
OR
Flatulating in/
a train tunnel sounds like a/
long, deep tuba note.

You must walk past/
where you’re supposed to go/
to see visions/
you’ve never viewed before

I can stand and look/
at the old photos and be/
sports history, too.
Or
I’ll look at the old/
photos and be part of their/
sports history, too.

Some random kid was
waving frantically at the/
train, so I waved back.

What if you miss your/
train because the clock at the/
train station was slow?

Part of me wants to/
see the scenery but the/
train rocks me to sleep.
OR
Part of me wants to/
see passing scenery but/
I fall right to sleep.

A bike locker is/
His canvas. Frost is His paint./
Who sees His cool art?
Click on the photo to see the frost patterns close up!