Which Is She Seed? Romantic Email Haiku

Some seeds fall upon/
dry, barren ground. Some get swept/
away by floods. Some grow.

Sheltered Seeds Won’t Grow: Romantic Email Haiku

If you protect your/
heart, like keeping seeds in their/
packets, it won’t grow.

Old Ungrounded Seed Packs: Revolutionary Email Haiku

I use old seed packs/
as bookmarks. They remind me:/
Sprout new ideas.

Planting Phermones: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

Can phermones, like seeds,/
be planted and nourished so/
they blossom and grow?

Sprouting Seeds Sown Long Ago: Revolutionary ConTEXTing Haiku

When seeds sown long past/
at last spout and grow, the need/
for sleep fades away.

Doubt the Seed of a Weed: A Revolutionary ConTEXTing Poem

Doubt is a seed/
it grows faster than faith/
because it’s a weed/
and in every case/
it chokes faith out/
without a doubt,/
unless we forget it/
and don’t let it.