Purple flowered trees line street
Pollen everywhere
Allergy season – ACHOO
By K. A. Williams
This is an example of the inverted 7-5-7 haiku form.
Category Archives: 7-5-7 Haiku
Snow Sport
Mountain air so cool and pure
Brilliant white landscape
Skiers having lots of fun
By K. A. Williams
This is an example of the inverted 7-5-7 haiku form.
Haiku by David Edwards
Nothing as Everything,
the resulting of
zero times infinity
This is an example of the inverted 7-5-7 haiku form.
Haiku by David Edwards
A puzzle missing one piece…
symbol becoming
or precious fragment complete?
This is an example of the inverted 7-5-7 haiku form.
Haiku by David Edwards
Stiff, lying along roadside,
cloaked in flies, that mole
yesterday I saw alive.
This is an example of the inverted 7-5-7 haiku form.
Haiku by David Edwards
silent reflection of clouds
like reality
as certain as its seeming
This is an example of the inverted 7-5-7 haiku form.
Haiku by Mollie F. M. Bera
decrepit, old and drunken
hollowed and sunken
swearing still as sailors do
This is an example of the inverted 7-5-7 haiku form.
Haiku by Mollie F. M. Bera
sidewalk cracks the shape of spain
black skies after rain
green moss under the pavement.
misty mountains after rain
smell like summer and
glassy periwinkle lakes
These are examples of the inverted 7-5-7 haiku form.
Mollie F. M. Bera is an eighteen-year-old author and poet who is currently double-majoring at Liberty University in Psychology: Counseling and Writing. A native of both coasts of the U.S. due to her family’s military background, Mollie is passionate about language, coffee, and the Iberian Peninsula. She is outspoken about personality typology and enjoys making people believe she can read their minds.
Interested in contacting Mollie? Email her at authormolliebera@gmail.com
Haiku by David Edwards
for old athletes returning
‘muscle memory’
thought preceding injury
This is an example of the inverted 7-5-7 haiku form.
Haiku
another spring day
snowdrops welcoming the sun
distant sounds of war
By DS Davidson
torrent fills the narrow lane
car crash of storm clouds
matches that in ditch below
By Aeronwy Dafies
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