Haiku

Delicious
Delicious Nutritious Suspicious
By Christopher Beard4 months ago in Poets
Stamps from Homeland
homeland's old stamps so much nostalgia packed in tiny papers. Note: I love collecting stamps, for I find them a tribute to history and cultures. These are some satmps from my homeland India.
By Seema Patel4 months ago in Poets
Drilling causes earthquakes
US loves to drill. Took Venezuelan oil. Caused the two earthquakes.
By Adrian Holman4 months ago in Poets
No Rhyme
No Rhyme Nor Reason Now is the time For a poem
By Christopher Beard4 months ago in Poets
Sun
Bright Glowing Sun
By Christopher Beard4 months ago in Poets
Proto-Dania
Suspension, Waiting- Transformative hope for wings? Chrysalis dreaming.
By Meredith Harmon4 months ago in Poets
Ladybug in the Garden
magical garden ladybug on daisy bloom pure joy to behold. Note: We often see ladybugs in our backyard garden and the spottings bring such joy!
By Seema Patel4 months ago in Poets
The Man That I Need
The man that I need Cares for us, no matter what. He’ll be there no matter what
By Gabriel B. Shames4 months ago in Poets
Viewed from above
Reaching the summit See all the land from above Long walk down to earth O ~ o ~ Author at the summit of Yr Widdfa/Snowdon. Photo: Eleanor Taylor
By Raymond G Taylor4 months ago in Poets
A Father’s Day Haiku
A Father’s Day Haiku Father’s Day is here Dad’s died but I love him still Happy fathers day #Marie381UkWriter
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 4 months ago in Poets
Haikus of Roses
Confess to me, boy. Winds in the water. Go Down. Red red red roses. . Sweet underarm grave. In your pits, bury my heart.
By Paul Aaron Domenick4 months ago in Poets
Olive Leaves
old olive leaves mesmerizing little gems my gaze lingers long. Note: I consider myself lucky to have awareness and love for plants. It enriches my life immensely.
By Seema Patel4 months ago in Poets