Who Am I? Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

I worked so long at/
being someone I’m not, I/
forgot who I am.

Uncovering Bad Secrets: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Maybe someday I’ll/
learn not to look for things I/
don’t want to find out.

Today I got put/
in a time out. I must think/
about what I did.

Today I put me/
in a time out. I will think/
about what I did.

I’d give you a hug/
but I don’t know which arm’s pit/
smells the stinkiest.

Of all the things we/
can destroy, trust is the worst/
and most destructive.

Will she once again/
open the door, look at me,/
and scream: “I hate you!”?

Ice-watered veins and/
closed-up hearts are ultimate/
leaving languages.

I just wanted you
To want me regardless of
Opportunities.

Marvel not at my/
poetic silence, ‘cuz the/
bully pulpit’s closed.

My aberration/
fash-i-on` sent kids screaming/
and made women faint.