Haiku's Poem by Scarlett Voight

Haiku's



Ice-
The touch is chilling
Sigh from unquenchable thirst
Brain freeze is still shunned

Ocean-
Tides lap at your feet
Like a goddess you stand there
Taking the world in

Cicada-
Night covers the sky
Cicadas hum, so confused
Love will not be found

Cherry Blossom-
Gleaming reflections
The enlightened gently wake
Cherry blossoms fall

Waterfall-
The river moves calm
Under the bridge the fish swims
Unexpected drop

Leaves-
Beautiful lives pass
Leaves unnoticeably change
Death is also nice

Fall-
Dragons of wind whip
Separating kids
From their tall mothers

Snow Day-
Unpredictable
No one is going to school
Within your favor

Winter Night-
Magnifying light
Moon illuminates white snow
Purity shines bright

Monday, March 18, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: mothers
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
We had to write Haikus about all the seasons and what thing reminded us of it, it was really fun. I even did some art work to go with it.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Colleen Courtney 01 May 2014

Some truly lovely writes in this great haiku collection!

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