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Haiku Poems Page #30

Welcome to our page dedicated to Haiku poems. Here, you will find a collection of beautiful and thought-provoking Haikus written by both renowned and emerging poets. Haiku is a traditional form of Japanese poetry, consisting of 17 syllables in a 5-7-5 pattern. Despite being short, Haikus are known for their ability to evoke vivid images and emotions in the reader's mind. The simplicity and elegance of the form make it an excellent medium for expressing complex emotions and ideas. Whether you are a fan of traditional Japanese poetry or simply appreciate the art of poetry, our collection of Haikus is sure to inspire and delight you. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the beauty of these timeless works of art.

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Beautiful — Galaxy	You light up my world Don't know that your beautiful Everyone see...	6 views Rate it
Loss — Galaxy	A last scream of pain Standing watch with racing thoughts In a pit of...	6 views Rate it
Haiku XXXIII — Corneigh Hoff	ye howling winds welcome lashing thunderstrike wishes may come...	6 views Rate it
Haiku XXXI — Corneigh Hoff	the road ahead but what if there's a junction? take the road...	6 views Rate it
Art — Charles Starratt	She pressed the red dye On her hand on the cave wall And said I was...	6 views Rate it
Diary — Hareem Fatima	Butterflies i see On a cardboard imprinted It tells stories...	6 views Rate it
Haiku XXI — Corneigh Hoff	you feel the breeze? how the air is transparent? will love hug you...	6 views Rate it
I can't stand it — r. m. s.	Break me down to small pieces, crush me with your words until I am...	6 views Rate it
the best — john pork	time in the 13th grade I farted and a poopy almost slipped out, ya...	6 views Rate it
Home, sick? — Naviii	I wake up to see Dew drops covering the plants Reminds me of...	6 views Rate it
Child lost to Divorce — Michael R. Galvan	Do not hate on me, for all the lies told to you. Love you always,...	6 views Rate it
Falling Leaves — Tequilla Dawn Gravley-Gross birth name Tequilla Dawn Gravley	Leaves fall in the centered Earth and lives cressents of wars wade. The lives of tide and leaves fall upon the ground and lives sound. The grimace...	6 views Rate it
Beams — Donka Kristeva	Beams, pillars of light, circling the weary and blind, restore mind,...	6 views Rate it
Happy Valentine's (3H's) — Suzi Lilith B	Happy Valentine's My Friends Age rhymes Sage And Mage, My Generations, I wais Hep-Cat Cheshire Heppy Gypsy Hippy Peppy Gypsy Happy ...	6 views Rate it
Early Fall — Kerry Tierney	Early fall, cool breeze. Cold water, wind in the trees. Rustling dry...	6 views Rate it
Haiku Theory: POLITICS — Michael Matalon	Haiku Theory: Politics Hysteria sells So it’s repackaged often Gaslighting voters They use a weakness To force voters to relent Then embrace...	6 views Rate it
Haiku Theory: COMPLEXITY — Michael Matalon	Haiku Theory: COMPLEXITY A small seed contains the wisdom to germinate But without a brain We are all complex Billions of cells orchestrate A...	6 views Rate it
The Nest — Marquis Kennedy	The pressure is on Stepping closer to the edge My heart is pounding My parents are gone Uncertainties in my head The old me, drowning Feeling...	6 views Rate it
TikTok Dystopia — Patrick Staight	Don't use the search bar it makes big brother wonder what's wrong with that...	6 views Rate it
Some more Haiku Poems # 11 — Belinda Richmond	The Park A walk in the Park Do it Swiftly before dark A brisk walk back Home Track and Field A Run on the Track Now, hurry up and...	6 views Rate it
Water Cycle — Matt Silva	drawn by plants ditches filled evaporated returns to...	6 views Rate it
Sex Dreams — Choga Rae	I can't sleep you're in my mind the gap I'm afraid of falling into...	6 views Rate it
Red pain — K Michael Martin	Blood is in my vains The pain in the sky is red Raining...	6 views Rate it
Nurture — Soumya Pillai	She held on to it. Careful what you feed they said As hope withered...	6 views Rate it
SystemFaliure — Tristan Vilca	You're a computer You always were unstable Then your screen went...	6 views Rate it