Household Haiku

My sleep is delayed.
This brain just starts its churning
Writing more haikus.

Coyotes howl outside,
Sing to the moon, to their pack
Of who rules this night.

I live with two men
A small dog, a huge clutter,
And bunches of love.

I don’t read enough.   
One whole room is library.
TV’s just too loud.

My new Kindle sucks,
Holds thousands of books inside
But none I can find.

The morrow brings tasks.
I start them now in my mind
So I won’t forget.

Hours crawl by, awake
Turn and twist to ease a pain
Finding it elsewhere.

Addictive, this thing,
Counting out five seven five:
Which words are the fit?