Hearing “No” Often: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku

I’ve heard the word “No”/
for so long, it’s now hard to/
hear anything else.

Nothing When You’re Gone: Romantic ConTEXTing Rhyming Haiku

It just must be so/
exhausting knowing that when/
you’re gone there’s nothing.

The rain falls in sheets,/
like waving drapes. Wet pours down./
You would like the sound.

I was so long mused./
Now I’m just confused. It’s time/
to get off the ride.

I was so long mused;/
Now, just confused. Is it time/
to get off the ride?

I took a big chance./
Thinking she was serious,/
I wrote lots. She’s not.

I’m not he. You’re not/
she. The past is not us. We’ll/
create our own trust.

With battery dying/
I thought it’d be worth trying/
to say good morning!

My inner struggles/
are manifest outwardly /
so others can see.

Or
Should my struggles be /
thus manifest outwardly/
so others can see?

I’ve been under your/
power all day. I hope that/
I may, now, shower!

Since she truly likes/
me, then that must mean I am/
all sorts of groovy.

OR
It doesn’t matter/
if she likes me. I am still/
all sorts of groovy.

OR
Naturally she digs/
me. How couldn’t she? I am/
all sorts of groovy!