Gautama Buddha Poems | Examples


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Two Haiku

LATE AGAIN                                                           GAUTAMA BUDDHA

I am late again                                                       Gautama's teachings
Where’s this child? All I found was                        Dukkha, karma, nirvana
A man crucified.                                                     A well-rounded God

Premium Member Helplessness

the king travelled incognito
mixing among the commoners
both delighted and also envious
of how they find joy in simple things
content even in poverty and shortages 
and then the king discovered their secret

they were all centred in heart
and not in narrowness of mind

even after garnering this deep knowing
the king was unable to become as such 
for he was not yet like Gautama Buddha

08-April-2023

Premium Member In Zen Mode

He meditates under the Bodhi tree 
like Gautama Buddha; his mind so free.



Couplet- any theme, any length Poetry Contest (Winner: 3rd Place)
Sponsored by: Dear Heart 
Date written: 04/25/2020


Premium Member Siddharta Gautama Buddha

Siddharta Gautama Buddha
born with a silver spoon in his mouth, tired of reading sutra
awakened to the fact, fine clothes were uncomfortable, impairing 
sat under a tree, contemplating the spiral of existence while navel staring

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