Short Haikai Poems
Short Haikai Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Haikai by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Haikai by length and keyword.
waka,tanka,yugen
elegant poem-songs to pen
haiga,wenren,haiku
multi-talents to read or view
renga,haikai,haibun
light or long,poetry-prose can be fun
senryu,kigo kireji
the cutting word..is the key
Japan born famous haikai -ist' ventures into a rhymed abab double quatrain for a bio like descriptive of love..an impossible task..yet the nature of personal love being so compelling even we less talented poets are not immune to put stylus to screen
cows... milked by first light
pasture... some moments respite
fresh mushrooms... breakfast
calf's... lambs... foals... goats kids
all milk dependent... from mom's
grateful the kittens
nature providing
sustenance nurturing life
no nurture... no milk
Come
what do you
see
take
one breath
then
tell
me
or
write
it
down
use
mainly
nouns
intersperse
a
thought-pause
easy
for me
I
only
speak
English
you
see!
the cinnabar moth
a summer diurnal one
check out the ragwort
peppermint stands
mint moths' abundant tiny
summer potatoes
a rambling rose
buds showing waiting to burst
a flowerfly drones
bees not many
some burrowers one or two
campion self-seeds
tis the morrow morn
west is the forecasted wind
southwest for the swifts
late spring arthropods
not as things should be
many absentees
-
swallows still absent
butterflies the odd one
today a wood brown
-
azure springtime sky
should be full of life... empty
no i'm going blind
-
house sparrows chirping
heard but cannot be seen
pond water warming
-
the common garden
spider A diadematus absent
could be it is late
wild Australia
hark... sounds of didgeridoos
mobs of kangaroo
Australian folk...
Aboriginals suffer
arpartied still reigns...
Australian folk...
at one with nature... what's left
arpartied still reigns...
vistas of nature
o that monolith could talk
Australian woes
deforestation
all life suffers pollution
koala's left dead
crocodiles... wildlife
Australia's indigenous
extinctions for real
dawn a flash of light
summer sun escaped the clouds
a blink in time
sparrows twittering
fledgelings begging to be fed
a watchful cat
warm westerly breeze
consolation for no sun
the warmth factor
summertime blinked
one-day last year a Monday
July the tenth
suntanned my body
fake news in a bottle
binned sunglasses
its summer time
no nature is lying
hush pretty baby
my apple tree
has yet to bloom and produce
summertime blues