Children Haiku Poems | Examples

These Children Haiku poems are examples of Haiku poems about Children. These are the best examples of Haiku Children poems written by international poets.


Premium Membersnow day

the snow is piling
full of active children
off for a snow day


Premium MemberTree

One frog, two frogs, three
Climbing up the lush green tree
Do they feel alone?

Premium Memberamidst dogs and crows

stale bread, rotten fruits...
urchins feed from garbage bins ---
dawn of god's kingdom?

Premium Membersummer delight

cool sparkling sea spray
like tinted frothing bubbles
it's a hot hot day

Premium Membera messy moment

melting ice cream cones 
chocolate covered faces 
a mother's cleanup


Premium MemberWinter Haiku

decorations down
little faces at window
tinsel trail to curb

Premium MemberAh Its Christmas

Dizzy snowflakes churn,
window glaze, a child’s delight,
a festive world day

Premium MemberA HAIKU MATH QUARTET: POETIC MATH

A HAIKU MATH QUARTET
           (Poetic Math)

                 1.

A Haiku math thought:
Cubing three will equal to
___________ plus _______. 


                2.

Squaring six plus six,
And subtracting five plus five,
Equals _________________.


                3.

Divide one thousand
By one thousand, and you
Get ______ less than _____.


                 4.

Math can be easy,
But thinking is still required;
I think I am ___________

Premium MemberA FUN AUTUMN DAY

A FUN AUTUMN DAY

Bright sun is shining...
Lost tree leaves and dust, blowing...
Children, chasing fun...

Premium Member- Haiku X 382 - careful -


     
        children of the earth
        a frail shell around an egg -
        broken glass and bricks

Premium MemberWinter Roses

a house of color 
dressed in shades of pink and blue 
and eaves iced with white 

lights from outside warmth 
on winter roses- sparkling 
snowflakes on petals 

standing on the porch
joyful children caroling  
singing in rhythm

old-timers awake 
to the sounds of silent night 
they then watch- with love

Premium MemberBlood and Food

If we don't spill blood
Then we won't have any food.
My children need food.

Premium MemberLove

Love God and love me 
I am Peace, I am human 
Pray for our children

Premium MemberForts and Castles Where We Played

Boys Forts 

The boys would climb up,
taking toys and making noise,
into the tall trees.

Wearing funny hats,
yelling~ were their pants on fire?
we did laugh at them.



Girls Castles

Dining room table,
with long lace cloth was our spot,
under on the floor.

Dolls were everywhere,
tea and cookies were a treat,
we were princesses.

Premium MemberAutumn Festival

warm October day
merry go round
laughing children

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