Haiku Water Poems | Examples
These Haiku Water poems are examples of Water poems about Haiku. These are the best examples of Water Haiku poems written by international poets.
If my ancestor’s
A rock, am kin to a stock
Complexity? Not!
When and where did I
Become aware of myself
(Subatomicals)?
When and where and why
Did ethics (we use) arise?
Be Trinity wise
A three-year-old calls out
Her Dad, he said something bad
Justified? Repent
The land uncovered
A new land is discovered
Flood waters assuage
(Nu-u's (kin) and canoe
Fuhi, Cox Cox their cogs too
That's Noah to you)
Spread the Gospel to
A land that is out of hand
A land that's rebrand
Usurper attacks
The women and children first
In a land, athirst
Opening Himself
The Door, Gospel Waters pour
From a new wineskin
Alpha and beta
From Alpha and Omega
(Words don’t return void)
still water holds light~
a slow curve of fading day
resting in the reeds
eloquent posture
as wings spread wide for sunlight
attracting boaters
sun peaks through the clouds
as breeze lays low while on boat
quiet day on lake
along lakes edge
they camouflage themselves
hiding among geese
laughing ripples
turn into traveling whispers
as they rush down stream
sky and water flow
echoing endlessly
morning, noon and night
it's hot, i'm barefoot
walking in flowing water
touching mossy rocks
winter melts away
streams rage to brim with water
spring is on its way
out in no man's land
perfect cabin setting
makes a house a home
lake water mirrors
the sky's vast flitting canvas~
peace rests on its shore
swallow skims the lake
fish floats below its surface ~
eyeing the same flies
on the lazy river
sailing down on my fun raft
time is standing still
still lake at daybreak~
single ripple wandering
toward pure silence
moving, washing clean
weeping course of broken dreams
river’s song quiets