Best Sakura Poems


Premium Member Under the Sakura Tree

sipping saki

under the sakura tree. . . 

a haiku blossoms

For the 'Bite Size poem no.36' Poetry Contest

Haiku 40 Till Haiku 47 Beneath the Sakura Tree

cherry blossoms drift

upon the white casket

-a fading pink hue

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she scatters his ashes

where cherry blossoms bloom

-life after life


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early miscarriage

-cherry blossoms wither

before leaves bloom


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my unborn child

-cherry blossoms

wither too soon

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cherry blossoms

in hues of pink

-our baby girl

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first  cherry  falls

upon melting snowflakes

-Spring's blossom

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cherry blossom

-i lick fresh sweetness

from his lips


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beneath the sakura tree

i shape a heart of petals

-without you




Not for the contest but tnks Susan 
and friends you are an inspiration

Sakura

the one whose beauty I treasure the most
Brittle and dark her love no one knows
As if under a spell that does not go
She makes an appearance every year 
Sometimes early or later 
This is the time I hold dear
All who see her are halted in awe
She is beautiful but not yet mine
I don’t want her to ever leave
I will love her until the end of time


Premium Member Sakura

Deep pools of luscious ebony.
Exotic beauty behind a veil.
Grace carried on a breeze.
Porcelain perfection air of mystery.



AP: Honorable Mention 2026

Haiku 72-Beneath the Sakura Tree

cherry blossom
i lick fresh sweetness
from his lips

Haiku 68 Above the Sakura Tree ,Another Spring

 cherry blossoms drift

upon the wooden casket

life after life



In memory of our dear souper friend Lucilla Carillo,and my husband's cousin
David Chircop who finished this journey ,to start a better one.
May your fragrance of love bloom  in the highest of skies as it did on earth.


'Pls remember them,and their loved ones in prayer'.


Sakura Blossom

The snow gently falls down from the blue sky,
And down, towards south migrating birds go.
Strongly and harshly does the North Wind blow,
Causing stones, twigs to willy-nilly fly.
As I sit here, I watch these scenes and sigh,
When I see the river no longer flows,
And to the ground, wilted flowers bow low,
This makes me ask, why we have winter; why?
	But I too know the answer: to give rest,
	To the birds and the animals and trees.
	To show that pure white things can be awesome.
	But when I touch snow, I feel hope at best:
	If I wait, be patient, then I may sieze,
	A glimpse of the first Sakura blossom.
© Fm Rt  Create an image from this poem.

Sakura

Gentle sakura
       falling into my heart full
                of soft snow crystals

Sakura

Those cloud clad trees
of early spring, too soon do
cover earth with snow.

Sakura Fireflies

Mesmerised I watch
                                 Dancing sakura fireflies
                                    Our natures epoch

Sweet Sakura

The luscious cherries
And blossoming fragrances
Sweet sakura tree
© Mark Ah  Create an image from this poem.

Sakura, My Dream and Love

sakura, sakura and sakura.....
I see you everywhere
In my mind, in my heart, in my dream
where are you
you are a flower as I know,
you are as nice as a flower
or flower is as nice as you......

In the summer you blooms
in the hills, forests, besides the lakes
Everywhere you are dancing like a girl
with the gentle breeze
I get your smell in the deep blue sky,
in my heart, in my soul.....
Oh, sakura, oh, I never forget you.

Premium Member Sakura


blooms of pinks and white
blanket the painted canvas
drawing all who pass
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the cherry blossom,
beauty but a breath in time,
life's foreshadowing
© FJ Thomas  Create an image from this poem.

Cherry Blossoms- Yoshino Sakura

Your beauty and delicate nature, indeed we cannot deny
Yet having such a short life span, you somehow eventually die
Like the transient nature of mist and clouds, you superbly reappear
Then breathtakingly take your time to freshen up the air

A majestic symbol of power, knowledge and spiritual pulchritude
Celebrated blossoms attained in Spring you've magnificently exude
You evoke an artistic comparison through your bright ruddy hue
And in the night when we're asleep your petals the skies bedew

Your flowers are nearly pure white, and tinged with the palest pink, 
Without hesitation you shrivel and fall before I could even blink 
Your spiritual and cultural significance is never an incomplete
Accompanied by your long weeping branches are flowers so very petite

So stunning and stupendously, you lay about the trees
And even when you've carpeted the ground, your beauty never cease




©RashanaKing2010

Sakura Mountain

a mountain bouquet                                                                                              cherry dias spring from green                                                                          blossoming color
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.

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