Seasons Haibun Poems
These Seasons Haibun poems are examples of Haibun poems about Seasons. These are the best examples of Haibun Seasons poems written by international poets.
Spring's Sweet SymphonyThe early morning sunlight, soft and diffuse, gives way to the first strong rays of the day, the ones that bring true warmth. In this...
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seasons, spring,
Sweet Cream Stars~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The elder tree is all the seasons in living form. In the winter it waves from beyond my windowpane with soft wands of brown, accepting...
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nature, seasons, tree,
Wilted Daffodils~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Last fall we faithfully planted daffodil bulbs in our tree beds, waiting patiently for their arrival in early spring. Then in spring, the daffodils, golden...
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flower, seasons,
Christmas in the MountainsThe Franklin Mountains are a succession of jagged peaks, as if the earth had sprouted the spiny backbone of a monstrous, petrified beast. Each tip...
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christmas, december, mountains,
This Old HouseThe old house, built in 1895, was the best of weathered antiques having hugged North Rogers Street from days of horses to days of horse-powered...
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home, memory,
Musings On Faith
"I sought a faith that did not see death as an end but as another
beginning, much like the seasons that die to be...
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death, life,
Carpo, the Goddess of AutumnAutumn is at once symbolic of plenty, ripening, harvest, and abundance; and, at the same time, a symbol of letting go, decay, decline, old age,...
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seasons,
October's CharmIn October, the breeze has a way of moving my hair, of tousling it into buoyant curls. It carries with it the fragrance of earth,...
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autumn, seasons,
Migrating MoonFull Hunter’s Moon is one of the names Native Americans designated for October’s Full Moon. The Dakota Indians named October’s full moon as ‘Drying Ice...
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moon, nature, seasons,
In All Its SplendorI step outside; the autumn breeze tousles my hair. The newly chilled air moves the clouds, streaks of brilliance breaking through from a patient sun....
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autumn, nature, seasons,
September(September (from Latin septem, "seven") was originally the seventh of ten months in the oldest known Roman calendar, the calendar of Romulus?750 BC, with March...
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march, seasons, september, spring,
A Day In the LifeThe sun remains hidden behind a blanket of gray on this snowy winter afternoon. It doesn't matter. Gone for now are the playful sailors who...
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peace, romantic love,
When I Am Old
Here stood a tree I remember it well...upon the top of look-out hill
it swayed and danced of dreams untold and traced the sky of love...
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age, death, life,
High In Winter TreesOur meadow has always held surprises. After we moved in - that first spring - a myriad of daffodils appeared from dormant bulbs, exactly where...
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animal, confusion, daffodils, nature,
This SummerThis summer is not so common the heat will be intence harsh and merciless the metrology departments warned. The usual air of novel summers will...
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day, sea, seasons, summer,