Best Haiku Poetry

.                                      Moonlight serenade
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[1]
Adore each other
 perennial relationship
 couple tie the knot

 [2] 
 Will you marry me
 tremendous flash of lightning
 popping the question

 [3]
 Dating someone else
 cheated on one's life partner
 exists a love rat

(By Kishan Negi)...

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renga or renku
a rose by another name . . .
haiku poetry






Copyright © 2016-2018 by Mark Toney.  All rights reserved....

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April, by the pond
two old men debating the
nature of haiku

© Gail Foster 17th April 2023...

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A Haiku Poetry On Nature

Sparrow is chirping
dew drops opening eyes
welcome good morning

Food grain production
monsoon brings prosperity
green revolution 

Monstrous tsunami
execration of nature
a deserted island...

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A silvery moon,
joining the evening stars,
lighting the heavens


A summer rainfall,
dropping softly to the ground,
nourishing the earth


Watchful mother bird,
standing guard over her babies,
keeping them from harm


Brightly burning sun,
spreading brilliant rays of light,
warming up the earth...

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Darkness returns home
nature comes to welcome dawn
fresh air tickles pine

Little sparrow chirps
cuckoo sings sweet melody
sun rays on duty

Dew-drops are dazzling
peacock dances with wind beats
zealous trees tinkle


(By Kishan Negi)...

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To read poetry
      the most passive plus pleasure
            if active, don't read...

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robins, cardinals
wings sing through a gentle breeze ~
spring’s rhythmic applause
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space and time beyond
comprehension - as endless
as the soul o man...

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plastic flute way back
when - then a violin came through
then a piano...

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only one star shined
so bright that it lit up the
night until the day...

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As I gaze long, far
The Sun leans into the sea
Sets water on fire

A lone fisherman
Paddles through the angry waves 
Few fish in the can

Has nought to take home
To his wife, hungry children
Hoping for food, some

The man sees not far
In the glistening waters
A floating buoy

On which...

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the drums got me now
I don't know how but I leaped
high I touched the sky...

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