Here is a list of Last Viewed 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.
Belmont Parade
String Cheese and Tootsie Rolls, Yeah!
Eat cider donuts
About this poem:
Another haiku, another parade nine miles from the first parade that was in Platteville, Wisconsin, which is in the southwest corner of the state. This parade was in Belmont, Wisconsin. On Sunday, it's off to WI Dells!
moonbeams-----haiku
dancing, prancing in the night
casting magic spell
About this poem:
for Tar my purist fan
Lost Freedom
Freedom is invisible
Sits so forlorn,Caged
About this poem:
Once free,now lost.
The coach Potatoe
The coach potatoe
He always sits not moving not talking he just sits
Sqaure ies he now as got from sitting in front of the tele
Sitting munching his take away the coach potatoe sits and watches tele
not moving not talking muching all the time what channel he watches He does not care
Tele is his joy his fun
A knock on the door he does not care he ignores them all when the Take away comes he fidgets with joy
Rubs his hands opens his door glides back to his beloved tele sits Down for more
Eating munching he watches more tele
About this poem:
The moral of the poem is excercise more
online today!Haiku
Echoes of love now faded,
Lost souls find solace.
About this poem:
In the haiku, "In shadows we roamed" sets the scene of a relationship that once existed, where the lovers were intertwined in each other's lives, sharing moments both bright and dark. "Echoes of love now faded" signifies that the intensity and passion of their love have diminished over time, leaving behind only faint remnants of what once was. Finally, "Lost souls find solace" suggests that despite the loss and heartache, there is still hope for healing and finding peace in the aftermath of lost love. It speaks to the resilience of the human spirit and the possibility of moving forward despite the pain.
A LooneyKu
Its wabbit season
No! Its duck season, SHOOT! BANG!
Of coarse you know this means war
About this poem:
Sometimes an argument can be over something as silly as a pineapple pie sandwich or like a duck arguing with that Wascally Wabbit AhAhAhAhAh… Cheerios Corner... Have a wonderfully sweet day
http://youtu.be/9-k5J4RxQdE
my 1st haiku for cs
of leaf shorn from branch
before the winter
About this poem:
5-7-5, right?Please tell me I got it right.
But no, ... no compliments necessary.
& I probably should stop going crazy with the ease of publication on this site... (?)
But it is a real privilege, and I must be sure not to abuse it.
Piton
Vertical wall north shade hang
Zulu blue sunrise
About this poem:
spot of mountaineering haikuUnrequited Love
given: expecting the same
but waiting in vain
About this poem:
Just thoughtsWar Haiku
Apache feathered spirits
war within a breath
Johnson and Nixon
Kissinger on my TV
smoke over Da Nang
Chinese raid Taiwan
UN emergency meet
calm before the storm
About this poem:
a few lines, next time I'll write about kittens and flowers.Poems entered on these pages are copyrighted by the authors who entered them. They cannot be reproduced without the author's written consent. © Copyright 2001-2024. All rights reserved.
This is a list of poems submitted by CS members. Click 'Details' tab to see all poems, or click on a poem title to view and comment on individual poems. Click headings to sort by comments or views.
Would YOU like to post a poem in the Poet's Corner? Have you written poetry that you'd like to share with other members? Posting your poetry shows your skill and creativity and helps members get to know you better. Your poem will appear on the Connecting Singles Poetry page and also in a link on your profile page.
Click here to publish your poetry »