haiku about a new year Archives - The Haiku Foundation

Shūchō

quickly the hare hops up the hills a year passes —Shūchō

Shasta Hatter

two red camellias on a warm January day so many buds unopened —Shasta Hatter

Soin

the old year goes away— and the things it takes along what and what are they? —Soin

Mike Freiling

Temple bells unrung Orange and yellow banners blaze Year's dying glory —Mike Freiling

Michael Dylan Welch

the old rope smooth in my hand— new year’s bell fading —Michael Dylan Welch

Christine Wenk-Harrison

New Year's moon the activist begins saving the dates —Christine Wenk-Harrison

Hokko

it’s the start of the sun’s renewal day after day —Hokko

Kathe L. Palka

fingernail moon this winter night the itch for spring —Kathe L. Palka

Sekiga

snowy roofs spring already leaking into the old year —Sekiga

Barrie Levine

hanging the wall calendar we take on twelve new cats —Barrie Levine

Chōsui

the first sky this is where the clouds of joy are kept —Chōsui

Dr. David H. Rosen

At the river's edge... waiting to crossover —Dr. David H. Rosen

Cathy Merritt

breathe in the new breathe out the past New Year meditation —Cathy Merritt

Steve Bahr

new year snow covered ground of my bygones —Steve Bahr

Chōsui

new year dawns the snow remains just as last year left it —Chōsui

Sam Blair

ice cubes in my tulip glass— new year's resolutions —Sam Blair

Hamano-jo

other children thrilled to meet mine this new year —Hamano-jo

Shiki

at the New Years food offering a family of mice —Shiki

Maggie Chula

hanging New Year’s cards on the shoji last year’s dust —Maggie Chula

Fujimoto Hiedo

I pour out a bit more sake for each card I read —Fujimoto Hiedo

haiku about a new year

Shūchō

Shasta Hatter

Soin

Mike Freiling

Michael Dylan Welch

Christine Wenk-Harrison

Hokko

Kathe L. Palka

Sekiga

Barrie Levine

Chōsui

Dr. David H. Rosen

Cathy Merritt

Steve Bahr

Chōsui

Sam Blair

Hamano-jo

Shiki

Maggie Chula

Fujimoto Hiedo

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