Short Haiku Poems

Short Haiku Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Haiku by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Haiku by length and keyword.


To the Music!

Back to the music from TV and Internet,
Enjoy again a fresh air, no cigarette,
Let dance together, now is good weather!
Form: Haiku


Camouflage

seems what it can seem,

                 really there, although unseen,

                       chameleon blends in.
Form: Haiku

And Was Blue Earth...

And was blue Earth, green woods and hills,
Place that is good, animals had a dream:
My dear, remember me and my deer...
Form: Haiku

Midnight Bloom

dama de noche

                  fragrant blossom of midnight

                          there, though out of sight !
Form: Haiku

The Cosmic Crumbs

trapped
within 
slices of bread
we 
live in 
a multi-universes
i said
where 
the
birds eat 
the 
cosmic crumbs
Form: Haiku


Star-Lit Smog

. . . star-lit dewdrops glow

                           thick, toxic, black puffs billow

smothering smog,  go . . .
Form: Haiku

Supreme

...to wish, crave to be,

                 remember, then live the dream,

                 life's purpose supreme...
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Reaction To Action

Ripples to the shore, As the stone impacts the still; Physics takes its course. < my first shot at Haiku >
Form: Haiku

Calming Eye

Surrounded by bane
Motionless peaceful inside
Hurricane’s power

Nathan Bane Leccese
©All Rights Reserved 05/26/2009
Form: Haiku

A Bugs Life

Vampric sucking,
Temperate blood on menu;
Man's curse, Miskito. 

Nathan Bane Leccese
© All Rights Reserved 06/15/09
Form: Haiku

Inspiration In Haiku

Stand firm oh, dear tree—
      be the font of might, and see
                                   clouds soar above you!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Native American

Remember ; Mountain :
When Paiute canoes paddled :
Bygone many years

Inspired by Raul's Contest " Morning Ambience "
Form: Haiku

A Thought Arises

A thought arises
Sunlight heralds a new day
Both fade into dark





Inspired by Raul's Awaiting the Dawn contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Like Veins of Life

This skeletal tree
Against a sunset backdrop
Silhouetted veins




http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/nature-8.php
Form: Haiku

Graceful Descent

Palm holds “Old Man's” face,
eyes are closed resigned to fate.
His FIRST fall is LAST!


For Decending Grace contest
Form: Haiku

Forest Night

Babies' hungry cries
Mother rises, spreads her wings
The night holds its breath




entered into Haiku You Contest
Form: Haiku

Just Say No! (For Medical Marijuana Contest Sponsored By: Michael Jordan)

Marijuana puffs
Famed hallucinatory.
Laced with excuses.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
June 8, 2010
Poetic form:  Haiku
Form: Haiku

Cupid's Arrow

A Valentine's Day Haiku about Cupid's Arrow



We will never part
Cupid's arrow struck my heart
From the very start
Form: Haiku

Halloween

small creatures stand and knock parents in shadows watch Jack's toothy glow dreaming of good times past
Form: Haiku

#16 -Play

but it's a work day!
although my file for work is 
named play, just in case.........








* 16th angel card
Form: Haiku

Love

**a special dedication to the Poet Destroyer**

Love, sweet key of joy
The stare into my eyes are...
Forever calling.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Snow Flakes

(Snow Series)

Twirling winter seed
each flake dancing with the wind
to enhance footprints

© Harry J Horsman  2010
Form: Haiku

Premium Member 'quenched Thirst'

gully of water
trickle down, forming fissures…
dried flowers thirst quenched   


Contest: Nature Comes To Life
2nd Place
Form: Haiku

Free Prisoner

The free prisoner
captured by uncertainties 
where is your mind strength?





By:Charles Melody (lightning ink).
Form: Haiku

My Wife the Cougar

my wife the cougar
Sue was forty when we met
I was twenty three



By Jack Horne for Dr Ram’s Cougar Effect contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

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