Winter Haiku Poems | Examples
These Winter Haiku poems are examples of Haiku poems about Winter. These are the best examples of Haiku Winter poems written by international poets.
a single starlight
sparkles through empty branches
on cold winter's eve
winter approaches
we cut final round of wood
splitting it in barn
waiting for sunshine
winters white glow peeks through trees
stripped of their leaves
winter melts away
streams rage to brim with water
spring is on its way
cascade of pearled dew --
slithering on frail petals
becomes winter tears
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fresh ash in urn
strewn across gusty winds --
autumn burial
Invasions I fear
How good am I with the sword?
I protect brown skin
Symphonies we play
Hot green tea in the garden
It feels like winter
snowdrops glisten bright
under mid-day sunlight
a delightful scene
winter approaches
geese bulk up for their journey~
eating grains of wheat
in v formation
they head south for warmer climes~
honking in chorus
winter grows closer
the westward wind blows strongly
white caps crown the sea
warmth of springtime sun
ponies shed winter clothing ~
giddy gadflies grin
(May Full Moon – Oglala)
Write you a haiku
Simmering with Summer sauce
As Winter waves bye
my country view
through frost covered window panes
Robert Frost's sleigh ride
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dawn cracks the lake's skin~
two herons stab silver, rise
winter still clinging
short-haired puppy dogs
bundled up for a quick stroll...
long St. John's winter