8Th Grade Haiku Poems

These 8Th Grade Haiku poems are examples of poetry about 8Th Grade Haiku. These are the best examples of Haiku 8Th Grade poems written by international poets.

Water equals life.
My greatest fear is drowning.
But, in it I breathe.

© Bernadette Nzekwe  

a rapture of bloom
bedewed kiss
sleepy lover's moon

© Regina Elliott  

Oh, touch -me-not plant,                     

© Balasubramaniyan Venkataramani  

Justice can’t be served
in Gaza blood soaked stained sands
200,000 lives massacre

© Al Juman  

Oh Palestine!
your blessed secret smile 
purge my mind  with good daily 
you are my prayers

© Al Juman  

Deep gold digging ants,                     

© Balasubramaniyan Venkataramani  

God gave bibi
A human incinerator
and Gazans for fuel

© Al Juman  

May summons summer season,                     

© Balasubramaniyan Venkataramani  

The plane pierced into the pile,                   

© Balasubramaniyan Venkataramani  

14 Days of a Haiku representing 14 laps of a rookie driver’s first NASCAR race.
Lap 1 Green Flag - (4/16/25) @ 2:23pm
Engines roar to life,
Rookies

© Roger Penske  

Four gunshots go off
down, down, down, I go,
I wasn't even there

© Me Ced  

Tall trees and leaves spreads,
Sunlight calling you for hug,
In cool warm winters.

© Meetkumar Tailor  

Tears falling like rain,
Face aping nature's playground;
Fall's pollen is here:-

© Millard Lowe  

these are times to huddle 
and hug together in faith and focus
on rebuilding, rising and resilience

© Ndaba Sibanda  

celebrate the day
with loving christ a deliverance
one year sobriety

© Regina Elliott