Haiku History Poems | Examples
These Haiku History poems are examples of History poems about Haiku. These are the best examples of History Haiku poems written by international poets.
Yes, the smallest things,
can control the outcome of,
the biggest events.
Screams in the daylight
No judge nor jury, bad sins
Archipelago
A parallel world
They fear the truth in this place
Ignorance is here
Zipper on my lips
A contagion in my veins
paralyzed spirit
OF HISTORY AND OURSTORY AGAIN
Not much needs saying.
History tells many lies:
Ourstory speaks the truth.
from ages ago
formations frozen in ground
forever embedded
Heroine of France
Fair Joan did England falter
Now Charles takes up throne
man records events
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bluegrass belting out
its lonesome sultry offbeat ~
subtle jazzy roots
To the moon above
On mission of grand conquest
Men in lunar launch
Defining moment
In “One giant leap for mankind”
Prints in lunar dust
Stars and Stripes planted
The flag flies but does not wave
In moon’s atmosphere
In that adventure
Proud men and women served
I was among them
Soon many giant steps
Were made on terra firma
To visit again
Time has written much
Since the day of that landing
About ships in space
To the realm of stars
Will mankind rise to the task
Peace in hostile space
watch out for mothman
his beady red eyes shine bright
towering the bridge
fabled desert land
mere whisper of what once was …
humble Timbuktu
event horizon
revealing outer limit
of singular force
swirling cosmic dust
genesis of star’s being
clouds stellar ceiling
space lying between
all that can be felt or seen
formed that which has been
vivid human dream
makes further consciousness seem
outside nature’s scheme
reality found
vast universe comes unwound
ever outward bound
What humans call ‘Good Friday’
Should be named
A ‘Bad Friday‘ for Jesus
Our brother
Who bravely died for our sins.
Copyright © March 2024, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.
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