Switching Who We Like: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Folks don’t like themselves./
I think they’re great. I don’t like/
me. They do. Let’s switch*!
OR
*share

Liking Us: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

I see people who/
struggle with liking themselves,/
yet I think they’re great.

If we focus on /
things we can do, not what we /
can’t, we see God’s view.

Stand up. Be a man./
Forgive siblings and friends who/
hurt you. Life’s too short.

Seeing emptiness/
in your life means there’s the chance/
for great fulfillment.
OR
to change. Fill it up!

Her hand on his white
shirt back: Painful reminder
Of how much I missed.

List’ning to honor
placed on pioneers, I am
thankful for Mother.

You walk in. You see/
him, and you know: There is a/
servant of our Lord.
Or
You walk in. You see/
him seated, and you know*: There/
is a man of God.

*feel

Coincidences/
sometimes happen at bus stops/
hearing buses stop.

If you are worried
about Mom’s health, hold her hand./
She’ll crush your fingers.