Short Haikus Poems

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


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I can't write Haikus
This one is still untitled
I'm drinking root beer

Well I hope you enjoyed this very nonsensical Haiku!
Form: Haiku


Tulips (Pair of Haikus)

tangerine blossom
bursting with vitality
hue glows resplendent

Breathtaking beauty
dew kisses petals softly
Captivating awe
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Query of Life

how many haikus from dawns’s ray to sunset bloom? depths of black and blue ~ Kim Rodrigues © 2017 ~

What's In a Name

panagiota

                                    afraid of haikus are you

                                          try minimalize
Form: Haiku

Worms In Dirt ~ (Haikus)

Dirty worms squirming
Excavating with instinct
Wiggle brown wormy ~

Shoveling thick dirt
Accidently cut a worm
It wiggles in pain
© Jane Bowen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Halloween Haikus

In the shifting air
the sweet scent of candy corn
candle wax burning

All doors are open
an ancient mystery lives
I bask in its glow
© Carol Mays  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

2 Haikus For You

Mesmerizing heights
Are like the beauty of you - 
Horizons shine on

Sharing is caring
Nodding off - I called shot gun!
Your truth is daring
Form: Haiku

Dorka Kheen Two Haikus

summer ends early
while tule fog saunters east
when the moon falls west

summer ends early
Dorka Keehn-ly glides
with the dawn mist (missed.)

Premium Member January Haikus

Singing Auld Lang Syne,
Cheering and kissing strangers;
Tomorrow, to work.

Comes in with a cheer;
Intentions, resolutions
Forgotten next year.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Just a Couple of Haikus

Wait a minute it's 
True patience is a virtue
Pass time clock watching


Comes the pouring rain
Greenery grows mellow treats
Sipping natures milk
Form: Haiku

Haikus of Day and Night

Light from a hot sun 
Beams down upon our blue world
Another day has come

The moon shining down 
Whirling around our planet 
Night shows it beauty
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Neurosis

discover haikus
count syllables like new coins
raw fingers crave pause














Composed: August 1/21
For: Brian Strand August Contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Haiku Hangover

I've hoisted too many Haikus backed by several Senryus My Questionku it would seem where to point Monoku stream and where to dump Dodoitsus
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Hot Haikus

HOT HAIKUS

so hot!
a satanic breeze rustling
shadows sweat    drip

so hot!
sidewalk sizzles
cracked egg fried mid-air

so hot!
birds won’t sing
earthworms gloat
Form: Haiku

bluebird - haikus

vast blue ocean soul,
warm enough to drown me deep;
your love makes me whole.

bluebird, I must fly,
sharp claws choke my tender throat;
free me to the sky.
Form: Haiku

Summer Haikus

Wild sweet raspberries
The itch of poison ivy
Lightning bugs at dusk





Chlorine streaks my hair
Nose burns and peels, burns some more
Hated the swim team
Form: Haiku

Haiku Attempt 1 the Mass Murder

A Shotgun Gleaming
Spent Shells make noise in the forceful wind
Bodies lay lifeless

Note: Still learning how to create haikus feedback and help much appreciated!
Form: Haiku

A Pair of Snowy Haikus

Snowflake in winter
showing stillness and kindness
forgotten at spring.
__________

Snowcastle is strong
emotion of winterland
New clothes on the trees.
__________
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Stars

Moonlight reflections

illuminating memories

sprinkles of life stars


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Published in 50 Haikus – Issue #8 - Prolific Press
Form: Haiku

Deux Haikus For You

deux haikus for you : )


5-7-5
someone who insists
that they are interesting
certainly isn’t

7-7-3
people offended by words
have never been confronted
with action
Form: Haiku

Premium Member First Sight// Form

(LOVE)

 No Poet, eyes upon.
 My heart began to rhyme you.
 Get with the situation.


(SHORT)
 First Haiku ever.
 Joy of write, Haikus delight.
 So cut me some slack.
Form: Haiku

The Storm

Two haikus written during a storm

The rain drops quickly
Pouring over everything
Thundering all night

The storm continues
Preparing for brand new life
Falling down to us
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Skeleton Tree

gnarling branches are grasping up, reaching for rain in hopes to give life
Russell Sivey Entrant into Nathan's "Skeleton Tree (haikus)" contest 7/3/2012
Form: Haiku

Haikus (Poems From 7th Grade #8)

1. The bear above green
    Leaves should now race voices 
    Look! You're lifting bears 

2.  A terrible clock 
     Inspires my sleep: Next evening 
     I gathered fences
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Haiku’s

Hazel heart soul of gold
Amethyst art of story told
Indigo words speaking free
Kissing ears that hear breeze
Underneath the cherry blossoms 
Singing birdsongs as we watch them
Form: Acrostic

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