tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-65286316600050780652013-05-19T19:54:27.268-07:00A huge collection of Haiku Poems, Cinquain Poems( Kids, Nature, Love etc. ) and other forms of Poems.Unknownhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16440973472277521350noreply@blogger.comBlogger24125Subscribe with My Yahoo!Subscribe with NewsGatorSubscribe with My AOLSubscribe with BloglinesSubscribe with NetvibesSubscribe with GoogleSubscribe with PageflakesSubscribe with PlusmoSubscribe with The Free DictionarySubscribe with Bitty BrowserSubscribe with Live.comSubscribe with Excite MIXSubscribe with WebwagSubscribe with Podcast ReadySubscribe with WikioSubscribe with Daily Rotationtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6528631660005078065.post-84228117856734830122013-05-19T19:53:00.002-07:002013-05-19T19:54:27.281-07:002013-05-19T19:54:27.281-07:00

Haiku Poetry Inspired by a Poem, The Mountain here are 12 haiku inspired by Emma Wakpi’s poetry, The Mountain our children will know how we lived for a short time and how we failed them. while we raze mountains old folk die with our kastoms and our future fades: men bled this land dry –  drank it up in steel monsters roaring night and day somewhere in Mosbi are papers

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Haiku Poems about Fruits Apples bloom on trees so I reach up and twist, snap a cripsy bite Apples in many Different colors, red, green Tart and sweet They always say Eating apple everyday keeps away doctors Orange yellow No more green, I wish it were spring Red, gold, brown are the colors of the lone fall leaf twirling Those apples smell Like imaginary Sweet apple pie Yum for fall and

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Haiku poetry for Kids High up in the sky They flop, flip, plop, skip, and fly But I always fall! Santa is making Some super duper presents For all good children A pencil drawing To make a picture As nice of the morning sun The beeping noise of People’s obsessions growing What will you post next? The new plants grow up They leave room for the next life What will come next? Earth -by Julie

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Random Haiku Poetry (May 17) This post is composed of haiku poems about summer, nature and friendship Enjoy guys! A dragonfly there flies for the first time at all eaten by a bird Daffodils growing the cold days are behind us kids playing outside Clouds are very dark Thunderstorms are shouting loud The sky is crying -Mark Fingers tap on phones kids locked into screens where did nature go?

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Random Haiku Poetry 2013 O snail Climb Mount Fuji, But slowly, slowly! -Issa evening lights pour graffiti over temples God smiles inside Wake, butterfly - It's late, we've miles To go together. - Basho The whole world is you, yet you keep thinking there is something else. - Hsueh Feng How admirable! to see lightning and not think life is fleeting. -Matsuo Basho Random Haiku Poetry 2013

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Famous Cinquain Poems Cinquain Poems by Adelaide Crapsey November Night Listen . . .With faint dry sound,Like steps of passing ghosts,The leaves, frost-crisp’d, break from the treesAnd fall. Snow Look up . . .From bleakening hillsBlows down the light, first breathOf wintry wind . . . look up, and scentThe snow! Anguish Keep thouThy tearless watchAll night but when blue-dawnBreathes on the silver

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Haiku Poems For Him Sorrows from the pastThe pain, hate, anger I feltWhy did you leave me? I still remember How happy I was with youWish you were here Counting the daysI was alone for two monthsStill waiting for you Keeping me warmYour arms hugging me tightlyMy heart is jumping Sleepless nightsPraying to be with youVisit me in my dreams Kissing my lipsWith your hands squeezing mineDon't ever let

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Matsuo Basho Haiku Poems Awake at night Awake at night--the sound of the water jarcracking in the cold. -Transalation made by Robert Hass  Autumn moonlight Autumn moonlight--a worm digs silentlyinto the chestnut. -Transalation made by Robert Hass  As they begin to rise againChrysanthemums faintly smell,After the flooding rain -Matsuo Basho Wild Sea A wild sea-In the distance over SadoThe Milky

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Narrow Road (Oku no Hosomichi) by Basho Matsuo kusa no to mosumikawaru yo zohina no ie Behind this doorNow buried in deep grass,A different generation will celebrateThe Festival of Dolls. -Translated by Nobuyuki Yuasa even this grass hutcould for the new owner bea festive house of dolls! -Translated by Tim Chilcott  My old grasshutLived in now by another generationIs decked out with dolls. -

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Famous Haiku Poems Old Pond - Matsuo Basho Four Haiku - Matsuo Basho Narrow Road (Oku no Hosomichi) - Basho More Poems from Matsuo Basho Five Haiku - Paul Eluard Famous Haiku Poems

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Old Pond by Matsuo Basho Furuike ya kawazu tobikomu mizu no oto-Basho These are some translation of the "Old Pond" made by the famous haiku poet Matsuo Basho Fu-ru (old) i-ke (pond) ya, ka-wa-zu (frog) to-bi-ko-mu (jumping into) mi-zu (water) no o-to (sound) -translation made by: Fumiko Saisho The old pond--a frog jumps in,sound of water. -transalation made by Robert Hass Old pond...a frog

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Five Haiku by: Paul Eluard The wind Undecided Rolls a cigarette of air  The mute girl talks: It is art's imperfection. This impenetrable speech.  The motor car is truly launched: Four martyrs' heads Roll under the wheels.  Ah! a thousand flames, a fire, The light, a shadow! The sun is following me.  A feather gives to a hat A touch of lightness: The chimney smokes. Five Haiku by Paul Eluard

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Four Haikuby: Matsuo Basho SpringA hill without a nameVeiled in morning mist. The beginning of autumn:Sea and emerald paddyBoth the same green. The winds of autumnBlow: yet still greenThe chestnut husks. A flash of lightning:Into the gloomGoes the heron's cry. Four Haiku by Matsuo Basho

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Haiku Poems For Her Haiku Poems about love She knows everythingI fell for her from the startLucky to have her Laying on my chest Smelling her fragrant, long hair Oh! I feel the care Picture in my mindReminiscing about herMissing the good times Romantic dinnerRed candle on the tableWhat a lovely night! Whispering the linesSweet words came out to my mouthI'm ready to fall Care the for the

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Haiku Poems About Love  A lot of people love haiku poems because of its compact and meaningful words. Even though many haiku poems are focused on nature, animals and events, we can still use it to express love. Here are some examples of haiku poems about love ( haiku love ) Heart is beating fastThe feeling of happinessInspires me to smile Hear my heart beatingI'll stay with you

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Haiku Poems For Kids Friendly air feels goodIts so nice to run and runPlaying is so fun Laugh when you feel sadDance even if you're wearyEnjoy life while young Sleep while night is youngWake up when the sun is outSleeping is good Feel the air and runCheer, laugh and chase happinessKids are so lovely Hear bed time storiesDream like a princess and queenColorful Fairies Dancing with snowballsThey

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Haiku Poems For Children Haiku is a good way to practice our skill in making poems especially for children who loves poetry. Making haiku poems is a great activity for children who are studying Haiku.  Here are some examples of haiku poems made by children: I have many catsThey like playing in the fogThey like to cuddle! I'm just a kidI like to play with my friendsSmile and be happy We

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Haiku Poems About Animals (Underwater) Living under the seaFrom one ocean to anotherIt's their life Thousands of penguinsSunbathing on the seashoreFeel the summer heat Goldfish in the bowlFlipping fins to make good strokeSwim to make a smile Giant squid is mythNo one dares to see itEven a great pirate Platoon of jellyfishConvert them to poisonDisaster to all Dolphins in the seaApplause for the

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Haiku Poems About Animals      Another interesting topic aside from nature are the animals. Animals is a great topic not only for haiku poems but in all aspects. From smallest to biggest or from tamed to wild, we can express our thoughts about them using haiku poems. We can even use our lovely pets as the topic to enhance our skill in making haiku poems.      A lot of modern haiku use

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More Haiku Poems About Nature Here are some more Haiku poems that mainly focusing on nature.  With every gust of wind,the butterfly changes its placeon the willow.- Basho Matsuo (1644 - 1694) The summer river:although there is a bridge, my horsegoes through the water.- Shiki, Masaoka (1867-1902) Yellow bees are singingGreen grass are everywhere Red flower blooming- unknown The bees are

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Haiku Poems About Nature   Most of the haiku poems are written about a part of nature, or at least mother earth is always the topic. It could also be about creatures living in woods, four seasons (winter, spring, summer and fall ), or  just mainly about nature.  Lots of haiku poems are focusing in nature and even famous haiku poets used it as their main topic. Being one with nature is an amazing

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What is Haiku? And How to make a Haiku poem?     Haiku is a poetic form or a type of poetry from Japan. It was formed from the rich culture and imaginative thinking of Japanese people. A Haiku poem  has meaningful yet compact group of  words  that sometimes talk about nature, events or any thoughts that come out from one's mind. More often, haiku poems are random moments expressed in a brief yet

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Basho Haiku Poems      Baho Matsuo (1644-1694)  is one of the first and greatest poet in the history of Haiku. In 1860, he wrote poems about jokes when he was just starting. Eventually, he began to attach the viral role of thought in this field. The thoughts of Tchouang-tseu, philosopher in the 4th century B.C are one of his greatest influence. Experts noticed that he often quotes some of  

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Haiku Poems Examples Glass balls and glowing lights. Dead tree in living room. Killed to honor birth. The flap of a bat, drip drip of monsoon waters. Ancient image stares Quiet around the point: ducks; up down birches helicopter Deserted steel-mill. Along the Ohio River, Chromatic butterfly. Darkended dreams become modern grapes of wrath reaping a bitter wine. Without flowing wine How

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