Food Haiku Poems | Examples

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


Premium Membergolden sun

golden sun rises through webworm's web on pecans.... crows wait harvest


Premium Membermissing home

horse and buggy trot
amish meals and bakeries
it's the simple life

Premium Memberbaby coons

sharp pings of hunger
as they desperately search
around closed trash can

Premium Memberbullfinch

bullfinch chirpily
sway into a snailflower
momentously jig


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 3–9, 2026)

Premium Memberlouisiana meal time

crawfish boils
rice, red beans and corn on cob
crispy gator tail


Premium Memberold blue

early morning call
while sitting on fence post
wanting his bird food

Premium Memberthe garden

as the garden grows
zucchini's become big boss
ruling vegetables

Premium Membergreen leaf in sun

    green leaf prepares food
   for plants with chlorophyll 
   in sun rays

   food factory  
  of plant exists in green leaf  
  green celebration.

  green plants make food
 for itself and supplies to
 all living beings

Premium Memberlife is art

fresh mown green yard
chipped and sealed back country roads
table full of food
art

Premium MemberEnslave

Clay and dust made food 
The sloth must be fed daily
Consciousness enslaved

Premium Memberlunch

they swim in masses
being watched by customers
soon on their plates

Premium Memberbaby birds

young huddle in nest
awaiting mother with food 
before taking flight

Premium Memberat the feeder

long feathers shaking 
birds gather in a hurry
before food is gone

Premium Membershopping

sun peeks through window
highlighting today's dinner
ham, beans, potatoes

Premium Membermagpie

a black-billed magpie
stunning with white and black wings
food left by tourists

wide wyoming skies
bird is free to fly and pick
up after humans

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