
Our Haiku a Day Archive
Below is a random sample of Posts from our Haiku a Day project.
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Haiku 10/27/2025
Captured in silence Upside down mirrored image Painting a still pond
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 12/15/2024
Full moon chased by sun Hangs in soft blue morning sky Promising daybreak
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 12/27/2024
From the wishbone tree hazy desert view my home vast sky fills with light
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 5/22/2025
On a cool morning Excited for breakfast hay Thrilled to be a horse
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 5/8/2025
They call these cracked eggs Rock scallops broken open Even stone has heart
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 5/18/2025
Curiously cracked Ice fissures narrow and deep Forming cold hideouts
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 7/11/2025
Thick rows of cut grassBrought in before the monsoonsNothing is wasted
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 10/6/2025
From around the world Colored shapes gather and amaze Fantasy parade
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 10/20/2025
Patient surrender The hunter's wife waits for news Unable to help
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 2/5/2025
Taking no chances Abundant pine cone numbers Guarantee future
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 7/1/2025
Gold pollen-tipped crowns Nestle in petaled crimson Elegance unfurled
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 10/1/2025
Kyle and Bob
October 1, 2025
Gentle forest road Adorned with changing colors Irresistible

Haiku 10/2/2025
Kyle and Bob
October 2, 2025
Sky blue pink morning A brief greeting to the day Somehow feels hopeful

Haiku 10/3/2025
Kyle and Bob
October 3, 2025
Chatterbox magpie Scratch hopping on a tin roof Briefly eye to eye

Haiku 10/4/2025
Kyle and Bob
October 4, 2025
A burst of color Impossible to ignore Aspens wave farewell

Haiku 10/5/2025
Kyle and Bob
October 5, 2025
At the ocean’s edge Rhythmic tides come in and go Instructions on life












