Joy & Hope Haiku Poems

Rainy day unfolds
Soaking landscapes aplenty
Dreams and schemes still yearn

Madeline Lipton Read poem →

still a chill, sun bright
snows have packed their flakes and left
bright smiles welcome spring

Ray Spitzenberger Read poem →

the dream is the same
daddy planting ghost peppers
too early in spring

Beverly Head Read poem →

breeze intensifies
fluttering daisy petals
- whirlwind of delight

Roberta Beach Jacobson Read poem →

A chill wind brings tears
Nothing brings light to the heart
Like a happy dog

Marcus Vance Read poem →

jumbo strawberries
quite near yet beyond my reach
snowbound sweet dreaming

Jackie Maugh Robinson Read poem →

a wet pink balloon
bounces down the estate path
trailed by merry laughs

David Mclintock Read poem →

Cold blanket of white
tucks in fragile blades of grass;
sweet dreams until spring.

Thalia Kuentzel Read poem →

Winter's chill freezes
unripe fruit in the orchard-
spoiling migrant hopes.

Billie Holladay Skelley Read poem →

Delight migrating
up to cerulean skies.
A bright red balloon.

James Snyder Read poem →

Golden light bubbles
Joy springs from new horizons
Bright, fresh beginnings.

Stephanie Ascough Read poem →

Dreaming of the end
Thinking of the day to come
Promises ahead

Bruce Levine Read poem →

dreaming of your smile:
that breath of sun in autumn
on a cold window.

Jessica Newton Read poem →

suns shine opes new worlds
days of dark noon pass to past
wishes lingering

Kennard Balme Read poem →

Dreaming of summer
Clouds bring the bite of winter
Ice cold kitten toes

Rex Brien Read poem →

in dreams through the sash
snow tires and a clink of chain
transport me away

Michael Flanagan Read poem →

Undocumented.
Suffocating stillness lies.
Embers of hope rise.

Dayna Jessie Meyer Read poem →

Demented, that's me
Pretend that it's just a dream
Close your eyes, and scream

Jared Kellison Read poem →

Weeping blood red sun
Hangs low in the evening sky,
Dreams of long-lost loves.

Frank Modica Read poem →

They co-existed
Feathery fronds still delight
T-Rex, not so much.

Carolyn Glynn Read poem →

In a park at night
Sleepless lovers dance and laugh.
Sprinklers--they don't mind.

Daniel Senser Read poem →

dreams and illusions
currencies of the old world
now closed for repairs

Tom Pearson Read poem →

Depression a thief
Steals my joy and my pleasure
It imprisons me

Shirley Smothers Read poem →

Lazy morning breeze
Bed so soft like Wonder Bread
Live life with no crust

William Hartnett Read poem →

Warm sand, broken shells
Laughter folds into the waves
Sorrows are drowning

Chanacee Ruth-killgore Read poem →

Snow-capped mountain peaks
Last vestiges of winter
Storing desert hope.

Stephanie Tuttle Read poem →

Happy, salient times
Golden rays of morning sun
Silver glow of dusk

Bruce Levine Read poem →

sleepy morning boys
three in mommy's rocking chair
talk about our dreams

Jill Stapleton Read poem →

Dancing autumn leaves
Shredded on the 405
Brittle orange dreams

David Calbert Read poem →

Go forth and be new
Sun rises, lakes drain, moon falls
Sleep, smile, risk, drain, wake

Stephanie Schmelzer Read poem →

Stingray flap on leg
Clamoring word dreams smothered
In silence, I see

Jessica Ramer Read poem →

forgotten monsoon
drifting beyond borneo
in sarawak dreams

Colin Campbell Read poem →

a crystalline glow
icey dreams with wings of breath,
diamonds in the snow.

Eve Chilicas Read poem →

Grey skies spill cold drops.
Early autumn blossoms smile
at the weeping sky.

Jeff Harbrow Read poem →

caved face too grotesque
no smile to greet the children
pumpkin carved too soon

Nells Wasilewski Read poem →

An orange ladoo
Forgotten ambrosial bliss
Homeless widow smiles

Vyomi Malik Read poem →