Haiku

Azalea
azalea pink, white attracts attention on walks, a feast for the eyes. Note: Just like camellia, this time of the year, azalea bloom in the neighborhood yards, looking beautiful. They are also called rhododendron I have heard a variety of rhododendron bloom in the foothills of Himalayas, creating a beautiful vista.
By Seema Patel9 months ago in Poets
Sub-Zero Temperatures. Runner-Up in The Haiku of Now Challenge.
Hissing burnt plastic Outstretched hands bitten by frost “Fuck you,” a man says
By Polite Adjacent9 months ago in Poets
Heavy Gray
clouds opened their throats releasing winter's rain streams wetting the pavement Copyright © 1/30/2026 by Andrea O. Corwin
By Andrea Corwin 9 months ago in Poets
English literature
Intellectualism, Metaphorically Idiomatic. (Please share what you think? Thank you.)
By Mark Graham9 months ago in Poets
Wanna Play?
I would have stayed home If I knew love was the game I hate keeping score
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden9 months ago in Poets
The Smell of Fuzz
Hiss, pop, inhale, sigh breathe in canned neon green fuzz-- I don't play tennis.
By Sara Little9 months ago in Poets
I made you smile
I’m this close to joy My joke made you smile fast Such a perfect mood.
By Melissa Ingoldsby9 months ago in Poets
lift
rustle, flourish, draft upward surge from tin rooftop one beat more and...flight
By Sara Little9 months ago in Poets
Continually
Continually 🕰️🌨️⌛❄️⏰❄️⌛🌨️🕰️MomentarilyMeteorological,Perpetually🕰️🌨️⌛❄️⏰❄️⌛🌨️🕰️ Also entered here
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 9 months ago in Poets
Sand Between Worlds
Tiny particles, Gritty in between my toes, Warm and rough textured.
By Elizabeth Butler9 months ago in Poets
My version of 'Now'
Not always knowing Opportunities happen When to hope and pray. (Just wanted to try this one for fun. Does it fit?)
By Mark Graham9 months ago in Poets
Sleep
Time to go to sleep. I went to bed and let my eyes drift in the deep. Check out my first book Melanin Memoirs out now on Amazon and Kindle
By Joe Patterson9 months ago in Poets