I write a haiku a day to practice writing. Here are some of my posts for you to enjoy. I have been doing this for years and only recently started posting the ones I like, so some days you may see me post more than one: one that I wrote for today, and another older one I wrote in the past. I don’t follow every haiku convention literally, and some days I write something different from a haiku.
Either way, I hope you enjoy
- 10/15/24 Haiku for the Day
Photo Credit: Artapixel You will fall back down
To earth eventually:
Gravity’s promiseBlast from the past:
Wretched of the earth
Living with bad surroundings
Tragic deception - 10/14/24 Haiku for the Day
Photo Credit: SOFCOR The mountain glistens
As the stream through the moss sings,
Asking me to leave this worldBlast from the Past:
To the misery
That is endured by those
Who refuse settling. - 10/13/24 Poem for the Day
My poem is not a haiku like I normally do.
My barren soul forms
Into all these dead leaves
On days like these,
I am the one
Who feels to blame
For the fall.A blast from the past:
One lines, two lines, three
Lines, four lines, five lines, six lines
Now I can enter - 10/12/24 Haiku for the Day
Photo Credit: Gallila-Photo Henceforth: no more light
At the end of the tunnel.
Budgetary cutsBlast from the Past:
In a land flowing
With milk and honey, why am
I stuck with the curds? - 10/11/24 Haiku for the Day
Photo Credit: realworkhard The big city fades
Into the bright horizon
Of the vast oceanBlast from the past:
Tombs face our skyline.
Our world watched by what it’ll become,
Dust under the sun.