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Haiku poems are a short form of Japanese poetry consisting of nature-related and vibrant imagery. It is typically written with three lines and 17 syllables (5-7-5 syllable count) in English. However, in Japan they do not use syllable counts, rather sounds. So, haikus do not need to adhere to this traditional English structure. A complete definition of haiku poems.
Iciclesicicles dripping
plip-plopping on solid ground
vanish suddenly
written September 16, 2021...
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imagery, nature, water,
Form: Haiku
Jesus Is Genius Who Will Please UsJesus Is a Genious Who always Pleases
have heard that Jesus
is an incredible genius
always will please us
we started to seek
someone who has been a freak
born with a big beak
in book poke your nose
see salad Annie...
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allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Why I love youI love you for being
a light to me even in
the midst of no light...
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love,
Form: Haiku
Lost knowing where I amLost; knowing where I am,
Very slowly I shake my head;
Lost; knowing where I am....
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angel,
Form: Haiku
I am this paperI am this paper.
Don't be afraid of me as...
I'm looking at you...
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angel,
Form: Haiku
Pirate RalphPirate Ralph heads north.
Epic Adventure Begins;
Treasured Gazebos....
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angel,
Form: Haiku
SUMMER ANTS PUTTING AWAY FOR WINTERS DAYS-O' what a busy
gathering ants frolicking
pushing and rushing
~
laboring packing
storing crumbs and food harvests
saving for winter
~
busy, busy ants
storing away for winter
summers ant so work
9/16/21
Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021...
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Categories:
analogy, insect,
Form: Haiku
Keep Your Words Sweet
keep your words sweet and
you will catch more humankind
in your net of friends
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Categories:
appreciation,
Form: Haiku
HIkU show show tellraging wind
whie horses-
high tide...
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Categories:
weather,
Form: Haiku
The Seasons
Spring
Green buds on beach trees
Bluebells carpet forest floor
New born baby cries
Summer
Sleepy afternoon
Fly humming at window pane
Cornstalks bent with gold
Autumn
Ghostly morning mist
Blue smoke curling heavenwards
Incense of burnt leaves
Winter
Starry velvet sky
Silent snowflakes drifting down
Wolf howls at the...
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Categories:
imagination, metaphor, seasons,
Form: Haiku
EMBRACING MAGNOLIA-lo magnolia tree;
blossoming so beautiful;
Radiance reds and greens;
~
o shun those flowers
blacken by the sun's bright rays
magnolia covers;
9/15/21
Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
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Categories:
analogy, appreciation, flower, tree,
Form: Haiku
Queen Plumeriathe queen of flowers
symbol of birth spring and love
hued belle of the dawn
elegant, lovely
varicolored or one shade
more fragrant at night
a beloved queen
on the green, scent meets freshness
in hour of power
darling of Hawaii
for beauty, sunshine's falling
in...
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Categories:
beautiful, color, flower, green,
Form: Haiku
strand of pearls
spider web glistens
dew droplets are strung like pearls
I take a picture
contest Haiku - Tito Mostafiz
you are looking at a spider through a dew drop © a year ago, Sharon...
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Categories:
appreciation, beauty, nature,
Form: Haiku
Guitar BreakSitting on my stool,
I gaze beyond my guitar.
I reach for my drink....
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Categories:
angel,
Form: Haiku
Shelties Follow MeRoom to room I walk.
Each turn Shelties follow;
Love is mutual....
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angel,
Form: Haiku
Specific Types of Haiku Poems
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