Here is a list of Newest Haiku/Senryu/Tanka Poems written by members. Read poetry, post your own poems or comments. Poems on these pages are copyrighted © by the authors who entered them. Click here to post a poem.
Haiku 575 Grand City NY
dreams in towers on cold steel nights
iron bridge century
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Night photo of New York on my wall.
Haiku tales on the river bank
cormorant wings outstretched
fish hiding laughing
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i saw i wroteAUTUMN HAIKU
Dawn chorus an echo only
Dew lies glistening
A King Unprotected
Bishop sweeps to capture queen
Knight seals trap. Checkmate.
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I miss playing chess!Haiku 5-7-5
nasturtiums in a vase
passage of the day
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ah to walk the cool corridors of elegance in SummerHAIKU
casting rays over the lake
frogs croak in the shade
HAIKU
thunder and lightning rolled
quietening the birds
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this is my day todayHAIKU
distributing the suns warmth
spreading smiles around
All Ears
all ears the ninja fawn sleeps
the night awakens
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"Haiku" is a traditional form of Japanese poetry. Haiku poems consist of 3 lines. The first and last lines of a Haiku have 5 syllables and the middle line has 7 syllables. The lines rarely rhyme.
life zest
light up thumbprints
fallen
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