Nourishing Disapointment: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

She hears that I am/
disappointed. I only/
thirst for nourishment.

Quickly Ending Calls: Romantic ConTEXTing Haiku

Our calls end quickly./
That’s because I don’t want to/
extend sad goodbyes.

If I’m a liar/
and a cheater does that make /
goodbye easier?

Crying all night long/
makes it hard to open your/
eyes in the morning.

In the end, he thought,/
he always had hoped he’d helped/
them find joy and light.

Her insomnia,/
maybe, was caused by the fear/
of breaking his heart.

What they have’s special./
Yet, she is still out looking./
Should he be confused?

Sometimes she’s awake/
at 2 a.m.. I wonder:/
Should I call her then?

She may decide: “No.”/
I may go down in flames, but/
I will be on fire.

Or
She may shoot me down in flames./
I’ll still be on fire.

I wrote a haiku/
about you. Then you wrote, so/
it must go. Thank you.