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The Keyboards letters
Typewriter or computer
Makes work easier
Writing these Haikus
Is starting to strain my brain
I think i wrote enough
This is a Haiku
It's written for me and you
Not supposed to rhyme
I'll try once again
To write another Haiku
There, see I did it
Put your mind to it
Haikus are easy to write
Just think a little
OK I will stop
I think that's the last Haiku
That will end this page
by Marvin Simon marban@gate.net Copyright 2000
The Green grass growing
Look like it's time for mowing
Something i don't do
What is that power?
Only the Niagra Falls
Surely can't go up
Snowing at christmas
A child opening presents
What a happy sight
OH say can you see
is a song we all noel
Like a jingle bell
My beautiful car
It can take me very far
But i like it here
See that butterfly
A caterpillar can't fly
He doesn't have wings
See the waves ripple
A sailboat on the water
Makes it so cool
A hot summer day
A pitcher and a batter
Oh, what a challenge
A hot summer day
A cookout in the backyard
Swimming in the pool
Writing poetry
That has humor is for me
That is what I like
by Marvin Simon marban@gate.net Copyright 2000
by John Sparks - Quietude a Christmas Haiku - Copyright 1999 - jcosparks@email.msn.com
Thinly-hung yellow,
Bent-over stalks no longer
Divide shifting winds…
Fading leaves quiver
With ornate and brief display—
Hungry ground below.
Few left are russets
Clinging to thin, snowy twigs
That snap with a puff.
The full moon chills low
On whitened glass at midnight
Dreaming of rebirth.
by John Sparks - Fall Haiku - Copyright 1999 - jcosparks@email.msn.com
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1999 - shu@bellatlantic.net
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1999 - shu@bellatlantic.net
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1999 - shu@bellatlantic.net
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1999 - shu@bellatlantic.net
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1999 - shu@bellatlantic.net
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1999 - shu@bellatlantic.net
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1999 - shu@bellatlantic.net
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1998 - shu@bellatlantic.net
Baltimore Orioles by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1998
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1998
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1998
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1998
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1998
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1998
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1998
by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1998
Heartache by Ed Shustack - Copyright 1998
Sweet scented roses
Delicate in appearence
Claw hands of tender.
Willow weeps alone
when cormorants fly away
autumn chills the air.
Gulls coast through the sky
descend thermals to become
nature's hang-gliders.
Lightning veins the sky
Invites drumming of thunder
Scent of rain in air.
Marilynn Domroe Copyright 1997.
These four haiku were previously published in FreeXpreSsion, in West Huxton,N.S.W.,Australia.
A favorite of Donneley Fenn