Noisy Chapel Refuge: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

You know rev’rence is/
poor when you want to go to/
the hall. It’s quiet.

Ye May Know A Man: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

I don’t care who knows/
what I did wrong. I can then/
speak of repentance.

He begged her to just/
imagine that she is the/
stuff dreams are made of.

AND

If his dreams mattered,/
then she was and is that stuff/
dream girls grow out of.

She stood, beautiful,/
not knowing she was. He could/
just repeat the truth.

Are you capable/
of loving truly? Always?/
Then you deserve it.

Remove your shoes to/
connect and ground yourself with/
earth, water and sky.

When I’m quiet, I/
could be hurting, or maybe/
blissfully happy.

If I don’t write poems/
for her, that don’t mean nothin’/
‘ceptin’ that I’m tired.

After 50 years,/
I sang every song from The/
Sound of Music. Ja!
OR
After 50 years,/
I sing each Sound of Music/
song because I can!

Old man. Small jumper./
Serve. Pancake. Bump. Knee pad. Dig./
Good sweat. Volleyball.