Earth Day Haiku Poems | Examples
These Earth Day Haiku poems are examples of poetry about Earth Day Haiku. These are the best examples of Haiku Earth Day poems written by international poets.
Nature beams golden
Beach cathedral paints with light
Cosmic art kisses
What's going on, world?
We really dying out?
We don't know the hour.
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atop lake of life...
The pearls of life are
strung like green ornamentals
on the equator
LONELY SHADOWS CREEP
SILENTLY WITHOUT A PEEP
OVER CHASMS DEEP
A pitch black canvas;
Constellations, shooting stars;
Mother nature paints.
mother nature
basks in elysian bliss
fountain of youth
sweet lavender
wafts from a hedgerow-
hummingbird
floral fields
of lemon buttercups
sparrow chirps
tulip heads popping
up from the terra forma
a wren digs for worms
Flames Of The Evergreen
Rusty sunbelt clench
a rosette of scarlet peaks,
…puffed lipstick trees dip.
Vermilion blossoms
surface on a marooned lake,
blushing a pale shade.
Petals shed to a
subtle red, 'still in the pink',
their ardor of Spring.
Revised: 2020 December 03
Original: 2019 April 30
*1st Place*
your FORMS FUSION
~~Brian Strand
*8th Place*
Objectifying A Season
~~Sheri Fresonke Harper
In the darkest night
Glowing rounds creep across fields;
Creature called Night Eyes.
Mother Moon singing;
Ethereal notes riding
Silent silky breeze.
Colored tapestry;
Brightly painted planets dance
In black lacquered sky.
Flickering bright lights
Air dancing across the grass;
Fireflies in the night.
Weaving fingers play
Among windup dragonflies;
Cattails by a pond.
Tulips in a field,
Ruffled parrots standing tall,
They dance in a breeze.
Lovely red, pink and
Yellow, purple among the
Bluebells and poppies.
A tulip is proud,
it holds its head very high;
A palette of joy.
Nature’s mysteries
Many and varied must be
Leave this magic be!
Whispering secrets
Nature teaches her children;
Creating sages.