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Haiku Poems Page #6

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.

Displaying 1,808 poems from the Haiku poetic form.

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The Alantic — Stella Kaye	The love of my life Dipping feet, one at a time Not a profound thought...	59 views Rate it
Loved and lost — Laura Monehan	Innocence begins, Pain corrupts and blinds the soul. Loss of love, dies light....	59 views Rate it
Spooky season — Daniel Jenkins	Trick or treat, they shout! The door opens, surprise feigned candy by...	58 views Rate it
Seasons with Reasons — Emily Guerrero	Two people in love, Winter keeping them inside. They make their own heat. The summer rays bring More than heat, A Baby is born. Long days await...	58 views Rate it
To You Who I Adore... — Dr. Peter G. R. Toves	Beautiful woman Messaged me out of the blue. A new friend is she. Special she is now. Her beauty overwhelms me. Is this destiny? I will treasure...	57 views Rate it
Longing for Home — Kevin Allen	Surrounded by sand Shot at by the enemy I want to go...	56 views Rate it
The Leaves of the Sun — Roberto Suárez Torres	The leaves of the sun, is a river that is dry, as the summer...	55 views Rate it
Vacant Eyes — Yog Sothoth-Rex	Vacant eyes attached To wondrous , sublime ideals Inhabit dead...	54 views Rate it
Deleted — Steven Dupere	Deleted...	54 views Rate it
Silence of Winter — Aaron Mathis	Dead grass of winter Trees naked without their leaves Quietly snow...	54 views Rate it
Never, Not Yet — Bryanne Lane	(In honor of October being National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.) Your words are caustic Your eyes are fire You claim love It burns only as...	54 views Rate it
The Fortress — Edward Hubbard	My heart a fortress Her words, her look, her touch And the walls...	52 views Rate it
I'll Remember You — Sharion Matthis	Friend gone, heart is scorched Gone by chance not planned farewell Nevermore to smile Memories recalled Times of laughter, times gone by Nevermore...	52 views Rate it
Seasonal Star? — Kathy Egan	Broken shard of light From the mouth of Genesis Bringing joy and...	51 views Rate it
Clearly Blurred — Kari Michele Chrichlow	Twilight Full of hidden plights A-wishing for somethin' bright Pushin' all their might... Starry Pinned for attention Across the sky...	51 views Rate it
Nacen del Sol — Roberto Suárez Torres	Todo perdona; tal las hojas del árbol; que nacen del...	51 views Rate it
Ocean — Anne Brady	The ocean roaring As waves crashing on rocks Soon becomes silent...	51 views Rate it
Haiku for the black coffee — Peter Abbott	Hot, black and turbid; Give power by an espresso; Making the sparse,...	50 views Rate it
riachuelo — Roberto Suárez Torres	riachuelo; la lengua mojada tu piel...	50 views Rate it
Pen — Labeeqa Baneen	Yes, only one thing To end this haiku poem Found lost pen in...	49 views Rate it
Flower — Labeeqa Baneen	A beautiful day I decided to check bag Found a dry...	49 views Rate it
D&D — CHRIS	Dungeons and Dragons your fate is tied to a dice Fight through endless...	49 views Rate it
a sunny garden — Roberto Suarez Torres	A sunny garden; A house opens with a tree Each window and...	48 views Rate it
The Bluebird — Jessica DiLucia	The Bluebird Small feet, weightless perch Wearing marshmallow denim, An untouched petal. The feathered berry Sits, sweetly saturating, Ripening...	48 views Rate it
Hope — Cynthia mansaray	Hope is a shelter the mind lives in A garden with many flowers Hope thrives and hope dies a death of a thousand times Hope is a shelter...	47 views Rate it