Haiku Winter Poems | Examples
These Haiku Winter poems are examples of Winter poems about Haiku. These are the best examples of Winter Haiku poems written by international poets.
stern white owl at watch
winter sky polished cobalt
snowy magistrate
a single starlight
sparkles through empty branches
on cold winter's eve
waiting for sunshine
winters white glow peeks through trees
stripped of their leaves
Invasions I fear
How good am I with the sword?
I protect brown skin
Symphonies we play
Hot green tea in the garden
It feels like winter
snowdrops glisten bright
under mid-day sunlight
a delightful scene
winter grows closer
the westward wind blows strongly
white caps crown the sea
my country view
through frost covered window panes
Robert Frost's sleigh ride
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dawn cracks the lake's skin~
two herons stab silver, rise
winter still clinging
short-haired puppy dogs
bundled up for a quick stroll...
long St. John's winter
fallen trees close roads
high winds blow snow through out town
chaos in food stores
Yards mysterious show
small free range tree huggers climb
with nuts in their mouths
winter has last say
silence broken by wind
moon frozen in time
tree branches stretched out
like old bony fingers
grabbing for snowflakes
no birds, no singing,
no sun or blue sky showing...
when will this storm end?
sleepy kitty cat
curled up warm by the fire...
"Shovel? Not my job!"
put on the kettle,
have a nice, hot cup of tea...
shovel? not quite yet!
the snow looks heavy
hate it when my muscles ache...
winter is not fun!