Haiku's by Christopher De La Cruz
Go outside, pleasant.
See nature for its beauty.
Relaxing isn’t it.
Scary animals.
Lurking behind the shadows.
Waiting for their pray.
Favorite flowers.
As long as it Is for me.
Any will be good.
Haiku's by Khoa Chau
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The greens leave hustling
Seagulls loudly chirping by
So unromantic.
Beautiful stranger
Sitting there, golden brown hair
Wave to passersby
So many green trees
Yet some dead and withering
Just like me one day.
What is a haiku?
It is an unrhymed poem with 17 syllables arranged in three lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables, respectively. Haiku began in thirteenth-century Japan.
Haiku authors: Khoa Chau, Tynee (Tee) Curry, Christopher De La Cruz, Lizbeth Delgado, Henry Hun, Fardowza Jaama, Lorein Lomboy, Cedric Mayo, Audriana Mountha, Abdi Omar and Abenaa Owusu
Haiku's by Lizbeth Delgado
So far from the floor
Vibrant colors which attract.
Fire in a plant
So close to the ground
Let a sunset in a plant
So far from the sky
Different shades are seen
Holes in the ground to be filled
Wind passing its leaves
Haiku's by Abenaa Owusu
In between sibling
a bridge of love and friendship
the middle child shines!
In the mirror, doubt,
but strength and beauty within,
waiting to be found
From the dawn of time,
I have always loved you, now
And forevermore
Haiku's by Henry Hun
Blanketed smog skies
Grim oak crisp, hugged with moss
Buildings tall with tales
Soul’s colored all warm
Smile’s filled with content
Everyone is welcomed
Every Leaf is life
She grows strong in her branches
There the tree of life
Haiku's by Fardowza Jaama
"Trees"
Vibrant scenic trees
Radiant trees tall and wide
Pristine all around
"Grass"
Narrow pristine roots
The luminous Sea of green
The Lush blades of grass
"Birds"
Birds fly in flocks
Shiny feathers roam the sky
Unique shapes and wings
Haiku's by Lorein Lomboy
Heat lasers at me
Sweat drips like a waterfall
Summer is painful
My feet melt in sand
Waves crashing and loud wind blowing
The beach is peaceful
Book pages flipping
Calm rain drops echo in my ear
I love quiet days
Haiku's by Tynee (Tee) Curry
Haiku 1:
Never silent here
Wind wooshing against my ears
Never quiet here
Haiku 2:
There on the buildings
Looking down on to my life
Crying when I cry
Haiku 3:
Rough tree on my skin
Leaves crunching under my feet
So old yet so young
Haiku's by Cedric Mayo
The winds soft caress
warms me up, feel it's embrace
loneliness is fine
Even under a brick floor
trampled, crushed, stepped all over
my love still blooms here
Green leaf sakuras
normal trees in the summer
but I bloom later
Haiku's by Audriana Mountha
Trees lining our paths
stray twigs wander far from home
branches sway and dance
Skin against the breeze
surrounded by reds and greens
sweet fragrances roam
Down the winding path
signs drowning in shrubbery
moss consumes the trees