An Okay Horrible Death: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Even if you die/
a horrible death, have you/
lived so you’re okay?

Claim Your Divine Gift: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Stop wishing for what/
isn’t yours. Claim that “stuff” which /
is your divine gift.
OR
Claim those things which/
are your divine gifts.

There are parts of my/
body I’ve never seen, yet/
they’re me. My soul, too.

As I again got/
the courage to say: “I know!”,/
others confessed, too.

Would she feed me first?/
Or her children first? Or would/
she let me feed hers?*
OR
let me feed them?

As a creative,/
should you ever stop looking/
for inspiration?
OR
As a creative,/
never retreat from searching/
for inspiration?

If we expect Him/
to “defend all our midnight/
hours”, we must stand guard.
OR
we can’t attack.

The morning sun smiled*/
warmly at me. What else could/
I do but smile back?
OR
*grinned

Why would someone steal/
my car antenna? Of course!/
My Seahawks’ * feathers.

OR
*My Sounders’ feathers.

Just before sunrise,/
roosters crow and the sky turns/
blue. I’d not heard that.