Where is that robin?
sing winging through new haiku
wild rhymes a bobbing

haiku by Jonathan Robin (24 October 2006)Report problemRelated quotes
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myself and haiku
went downtown shoppin for rhymes
haiku said no way

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Haiku no fake who
Go to mountain shout Haiku
Echo back, more Haiku's

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Haiku, stay with me..
Haiku, I feel so lonely..
Haiku, you and me.

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i haiku at times
poetry's the thought of me
me? i hide in rhymes

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a haiku said once,
where do you get your haiku?
from a haiku tree

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Sweet Wild April

O sweet wild April
Came over the hills,
He skipped with the winds
And he tripped with the rills;
His raiment was all
Of the daffodils.
Sing hi,
Sing hey,
Sing ho!

O sweet wild April
Came down the lea,
Dancing along
With his sisters three:
Carnation, and Rose,
And tall Lily.
Sing hi,
Sing hey,
Sing ho!

O sweet wild April,
On pastoral quill
Came piping in moonlight
By hollow and hill,
In starlight at midnight,
By dingle and rill.
Sing hi,
Sing hey,
Sing ho!

Where sweet wild April
His melody played,
Trooped cowslip, and primrose,
And iris, the maid,
And silver narcissus,
A star in the shade.
Sing hi,
Sing hey,
Sing ho!

When sweet wild April
Dipped down the dale,
Pale cuckoopint brightened,
And windflower trail,
And white-thorn, the wood-bride,
In virginal veil.
Sing hi,
Sing hey,
Sing ho!

When sweet wild April
Through deep woods pressed,
Sang cuckoo above him,
And lark on his crest,
And Philomel fluttered
Close under his breast.
Sing hi,
Sing hey,
Sing ho!

O sweet wild April,
Wherever you went
The bondage of winter
Was broken and rent,
Sank elfin ice-city
And frost-goblin's tent.
Sing hi,
Sing hey,
Sing ho!

Yet sweet wild April,
The blithe, the brave,
Fell asleep in the fields
By a windless wave
And Jack-in-the-Pulpit
Preached over his grave.
Sing hi,
Sing hey,
Sing ho!

O sweet wild April,
Farewell to thee!
And a deep sweet sleep
To thy sisters three, -
Carnation, and Rose,
And tall Lily.
Sing hi,
Sing hey,
Sing ho!

poem by William Force SteadReport problemRelated quotes
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haiku should instill
seasonable sense until
the seventeenth syll

haiku by Jonathan Robin (02 May 2007)Report problemRelated quotes
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Curled on curlicue
A split hair haiku can purr,
Trapping mice on cue

haiku by Jonathan Robin (12 April 2005)Report problemRelated quotes
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From earth rebirth speak
may haiku encapsulate
magic mirth men seek.

haiku by Jonathan RobinReport problemRelated quotes
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i want to haiku
i told haiku and he said
haiku, chris, haiku

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Non-haiku

it was you who one day wrote a haiku
and she counted
on the strictest 5/7/5
or the 5/7/5/77 count

you do not really know what haiku is
you just like to write
and say anything your heart wants to say
in your brokenness

nurturing day and night your broken heart
when she left you for another uglier man
this really hurts

you are smart
the next day, the title of your poem changed

non-haiku for you
how can i argue?

with a smart broken-hearted ass?

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A Song Of Singing

Sing! gangling lad, along the brink
Of wild brook-ways of shoal and deep,
Where killdees dip, and cattle drink,
And glinting little minnows leap!
Sing! slimpsy lass who trips above
And sets the foot-log quivering!
Sing! bittern, bumble-bee, and dove--
Sing! Sing! Sing!

Sing as you will, O singers all
Who sing because you _want_ to sing!
Sing! peacock on the orchard wall,
Or tree-toad by the trickling spring!
Sing! every bird on every bough--
Sing! every living, loving thing--
Sing any song, and anyhow,
But Sing! Sing! Sing!

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dear Poet Haiku
if me see another copycat haiku
me surely go cuckoo

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haiku, dance for me
so haiku spins 'round the house
turning and spinning

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haiku and blues clues
haiku loves blue and steven
'write me in, 'he says

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i write to haiku
although haiku is lil weird
and they can hear us

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humbly haiku
i beg you to give me poems
haiku said, no way

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haiku, where are you?
haiku's outside my window
jumping up and in

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well, damn! if my haiku
is not haiku
i’ll just call it rajku!

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a haiku outside
he comes to my window, says
haiku's are happ'nin

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