Family Haiku Poems | Examples
These Family Haiku poems are examples of Haiku poems about Family. These are the best examples of Haiku Family poems written by international poets.
eager goldfinch
gather at my birdfeeder
~ a family feast
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
POTD September 1, 2025
I surpassed father
though the path was treacherous
and filled with mirrors
On a sunny day,
we went to get a dogie.
Driving the back roads,
Excitement was in the air.
Would our new pet be waiting?
We looked all over,
surprise ~ there sat my angel,
heaven had touched earth.
Those We Love,
Precious gifts to the heart,
more than gold and silver.
For all those we love.
black cherry dusk skies
and moon rose, it was silver
butterfly quivers
the gemmed stars were out
and Mom tending blooms, singing
clematis clinging
jade dragonfly lake
comes again in memory
with anemones
Dad had just come home
one yesterday of my life
when roses were rife
Happy Mother's Day
to all of my mama friends
Love your family!
whispers calm the night
g e n t l e hands that g u i d e my way ~
bless the g
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cradled in your heart
loving bond there’s no other ~
tender thanks m
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going out to eat
gravel road to Blackford Creek
afternoon picnic
When I write of “home”,
it’s not them I’m aching from,
just the world outside.
Embryonic Stage
So comfy and warm
Not feeling a hint of harm
Oh, what’s happening
Birth
Good grief, it’s so cold
O’er and o’er again was told
“Beautiful baby”
Child Age
Play sports, make good grades
Life’s full of adventure days
Hates vegetables
Teen Years
It’s an awkward age
Parents struggle through this stage
Just stay sane through it
Young Adult Years
Leaving home first time
Into unknown, a steep climb
Where will it all end
Middle Adult Years
Work and family
Agony and ecstasy
Stalwart day by day
Older Adult Years
Body , soul, and mind
Seeking peace of special kind
Beyond ever known
MOTHER NURTURER –PRODUCED ME AND MY SIBLINGS BIRTH-
my mother she’s the
nurturer keeper of my
heart birth me along
with the Father’s this
unto earth for His purpose
father’s seed mom’s womb
combine together
produced me and my siblings
brothers and sisters
(Hallelujah)
01/03/25
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2025©
balsam scented room
candelabra glowing red ~
festive spectacle
red bubble tree lights
dance amongst silver tinsel~
an old-fashioned flare
laughter and chatter
warm the home with joyful cheer~
holiday party
sweet savory scents
inviting holiday feast~
edible presents
diamond ring surprise
an enchanting engagement~
holiday magic
newborn in velvet
cradled by his grandmother~
celebrated life
hearts generate love
family and friends gather
iced hearts start to melt
You are a brother
And a son, special gifts
For you are known, shown
You are a child
And a man sang "Kumbaya"
"Come by here, O' Lord"
As if to forecast
His love to a family
You held together
In its time of need
Things amazing this poet
If you did know it
You a gift from God
As only He could style
As He opens wide
His arms you greet Him
with your smile, His chile
Be free now Billy
Two hearts intertwined.
Branches merge into one tree,
Families unite.