
Our Haiku a Day Archive
Below is a random sample of Posts from our Haiku a Day project.
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Haiku 9/18/2025
Caution to the wind I follow this simple path Soaring beyond fear
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 3/16/2025
Winter turns to spring Pussy willows brave the change Fuzzy buds of joy
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 2/4/2025
The mountains we love, Highest point touching the sky, Keep us returning
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 8/9/2025
Tall fireweed spires Transform wind destroyed landscape Freshly painted pink
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 7/29/2025
The power of peas Crisp sweet proliferation Hiding green in green
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 10/17/2025
Steadfast companions Fanned tails flying side by side Inseparable
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 3/5/2025
Shaggy alpacas Ready to shed winter coats Amuse passersby
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 10/2/2025
Sky blue pink morning A brief greeting to the day Somehow feels hopeful
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 9/13/2025
Leached minerals swirl In elemental chaos Nature's abstraction
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 9/24/2025
Seaweed swirled palette Flowing patterns of the tides Rearranged daily
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 8/11/2025
Fast faster fastest Horses race around barrels Crazy for the speed
By Kyle and Bob
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Haiku 6/3/2025
Kyle and Bob
June 3, 2025
Sweet red columbine Amidst aspen leaf decay Brighten forest floor

Haiku 6/4/2025
Kyle and Bob
June 4, 2025
Morning mountain mistsHang low gathering moistureFor the next go round

Haiku 6/5/2025
Kyle and Bob
June 5, 2025
Petals wrap petalsIn peony paradise Decadent display

Haiku 6/6/2025
Kyle and Bob
June 6, 2025
Striking yellow head Balanced blackbird acrobats Create marsh magic

Haiku 6/7/2025
Kyle and Bob
June 7, 2025
Probing proboscisAntennae and feathery tailBumblebee sphinx moth












