Nature Haiku Poems
If you follow Chinese
and Haiku poems than you believe that poetry
is in the unity of a person and Nature.
Thus
an indication, direct or indirect, of the season
is an essential requirement of haiku. It should evoke
human emotion, it should induce them in the reader.
Also, haiku poems should be suggestive, meaning that by
itself it does not contain any interpretation.
The interpretation, or more than one, is provided
by the reader.
The butterflies dance
Brilliant colors of rainbows
Rippling like water
Green flash on my desk
Leap to a higher shelf
Knock everything off
in the garden
the old man dances
behind the butterflies
butterflies in flight
brilliant rainbow colors
ripple past the pond
sudden shower
the cabbage butterfly's
crooked flight
Fountain spray
Opened door's light
Bring prisms to the night
The sky
the sea
endless winter night
a spring bee
crawls out from the tulip
at closing time
Joy swings good heaven.
A jingle plays and ice calls.
Snow leaps but earth melts.
staring at the moon
i wonder where you are and
what you are doing
burning memory
the soft curves of your body
in the candlelight
Harvest moon
around the pond I wander
and the night is gone.
A ruby quivers.
Pears melt the perfumed, good leaves.
Winds start the sirens.
Sick and feveris
hin the gleam of cherry blossoms
I keep shivering
Not sky at all
not earh at all - and still
the snowflakes fall
Earth whirls a chorus.
Fluttering fair women talk.
Winter sways gifts.
Sometimes short bells whirl.
The clouds melt but winter glides.
Truth catches wisdom.
Birds recognise clowns.
Summer jumps but the hands spin.
Small eagerness plays.
An angel chatters.
Winter wisely catches ships.
Beautiful eyes hoot.
Green summer quivers.
Wonder lingers and ice laughs.
A piano melts.
The apples chortle.
Wonder misses the landscapes.
Earth charms heaven.
