
Our Haiku a Day Archive
Below is a random sample of Posts from our Haiku a Day project.
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Haiku 3/19/2025
Kicking up a storm Trees sway, dust flies, pants swirl The wind has its way
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 12/30/2024
Taken for granted, these blueberries from Peru flavor my pancake.
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 1/27/2025
Delicate perches Cattail stalks designed for one Pausing together
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 1/13/2025
I amuse myself As snowflakes the size of sheep Drift softly earthward
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 10/10/2025
Waterworn potholes Drop one into another Elemental staircase
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 3/28/2025
Hair tossed by spring winds Shiatsu grass mound litter Seems to be running
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 6/8/2025
Fine woven grasses Surround polished mud plaster Master nest builder
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 2/9/2025
Working together Horse and rider build rapport To become one piece
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 7/6/2025
Sun soaked dayliliesFreely sprawl along a ditchAlluring chaos
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 2/1/2025
Snow-covered seeds bring Sprightly fluffed out junco flocks Fluttering about
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 3/31/2025
Petroglyph records Reveal deer populations Roaming river trails
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 1/15/2025
Kyle and Bob
January 15, 2025
Carob pods rattle Rhythmic response to the wind Wild percussionists

Haiku 1/16/2025
Kyle and Bob
January 16, 2025
Little tracks reveal The invisible creatures Scurrying at night

Haiku 1/17/2025
Kyle and Bob
January 17, 2025
I learn from the cat Savor the sound of birds and The touch of the air

Haiku 1/18/2025
Kyle and Bob
January 18, 2025
Squeezing a ride in Between bitter cold weather So good to get out

Haiku 1/19/2025
Kyle and Bob
January 19, 2025
Birds of a feather Facing south altogether How far do they see?












