Haiku

A Shared Moment
lemon ginger tea and Constant Comment for you a sweet, shared moment
By Dana Crandell10 months ago in Poets
A Warm Memory
holding a statue an elephant lying down was Mom's favorite
By Dana Crandell10 months ago in Poets
Holiday Meals
meals with family and the warmth of sharing them always end too soon *** Just a little something that occurred to me during Christmas lunch with some of the family. Those who couldn't make it were missed, but the warm feeling was still there. Thanks for reading! Don't forget to leave a like and a comment!
By Dana Crandell10 months ago in Poets
Spring
Fragrant spring blossoms perfuming the zephyrs love is in the air.
By Hazel10 months ago in Poets
Shower Song. Runner-Up in Small Heat Challenge.
After shoveling the shower whistling, its song fogging the mirror.
By Ava Mack10 months ago in Poets
Sweet potato bread
Sweet potato bread Your oven door left open The warmest cold night * * * This haiku was submitted to Vocal's "Small Heat" writing challenge.
By Kenny Minker10 months ago in Poets
Flickers of Warmth
Mug between my palms breath snakelike in steam from unparsed lips, snow taps on the glass.
By Neli Ivanova10 months ago in Poets
Touch
How I love your touch. Yes it warms me up so much. Small but great as such. Check out my first book “Melanin Memoirs” available now on Amazon
By Joe Patterson10 months ago in Poets
the joys of manhood
power-pissing the skidmarks off the porcelain that’s it, end of list This is a haiku from my heart. To help me attain the generational wealth I so evidently do not deserve, check out my story below:
By Steven Christopher McKnight10 months ago in Poets
2026 Haiku to us all
2026 Haiku to us all A new year begins 2026 comes with expectations My lord bless us all
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 10 months ago in Poets
Tiny Love
Ten fingers, ten toes, Tenderly swathed in my arms, Tenaciously loved
By Kenny Penn10 months ago in Poets
Little Shelter
Oh Such Sweet Shelter Yet So Little Yet So Warm Safe From Winters Frost
By Joanna Blaze10 months ago in Poets