Haiku Poems help?!??

Question

I need help with making up haiku poems, will you help me out make 4 haiku poems and it has to be about the four seasons, the person that makes the best ones will get the best answer.

A haiku has 3 syllables in the 1st and 3rd sentence and 7 syllables in the second sentence,
thanks.

Answer 1

Winter

Snow falls down slowly,

Embracing the soft cool ground

Melting as it lands.



Summer

The sun burns the sky

Touching the boy's soft light skin

Shining brightly now.



Spring

Flowers blooming bright

Children playing in the park

Grass blows in the breeze.



Autumn

Dead leaves falling down

Crumbling as we walk around

The cycle renews.



Hope these help you out.

Answer 2

Haiku About Summer

Answer 3

Haiku is 5, 7, 5 not 3, 7, 3

Answer 4

a haiku actually goes 5 syllables 7 syllables then 5 again not 3 7 3.



It's finally spring

Time for the earth to renew

Time for a fresh start.

Answer 5

A haiku poem is a 3 lined poem with the ordered syllables 5,7,5 here is an example: Haikus are awsome It is a three line poem This is a haiku

Answer 6

the haiku has a 5,7,5 sylable patern



here is some



Winter:



drinking super hot chocolate

playing in the snow all day

skiing on the big slopes



Summer:



swimming at the pool

tanning and relazing on chairs

there is no school (srry this is only 4 syllables)



Autumn:



very colorful leaves

jumping in the piles of leaves

season that school starts



Spring:



Lazy bees fly

Buzzing around daffodils

Finally it's spring

Answer 7

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Japanese poem With seventeen syllables And three lines total. 1st line = 5 syllables 2nd line = 7 syllables 3rd line = 5 syllables It doesn't have to rhyme, it's known for its simplicity.

Answer 8

1. You should really do your own hw, but I'll help.



Spring-

Lazy bees fly

Buzzing around daffodils

Finally it's spring



Summer-



Hot summer nights on

The porch, watching fireflies

Fly through the still night



Autumn-



Leaves are twirling

Red Yellow Orange Dancers

Falling from the trees



Winter-



Beautiful snowstars

Falling from the bright heavens

Winter rules the land



From now on, do your own hw!

Answer 9

Haikus are easy

but sometimes they don’t make sense

Refrigerator



:-) Good Luck!

Answer 10

earth's mouth opens wide,

winter, selfish, he will bite;

coats feebly protect.



fall comes to rescue.

Bow! the maternal mother!

she gathers us in.



Spring, you're all too young.

You naive kid, you baby.

but so sweet, is he.



Summer, she's vain, she

seduces with smoldering

eyes, she melts off clothes.



i related the seasons to people: winter, the bitter old man; fall, the still, perfect mother; spring, the young child, with his silly naivity, but who we all admire, and wish to be; and summer, the vixen of them all, the temptress.

Answer 11

here ya go. hope it helps



WINTER



January frost

It’s mistresses’ icy touch

Don’t forsake her, son



SPRING



Flowers on the ground

The river is still chilly

Let’s go have some fun



SUMMER



Kids at camp all week

Writing home to mom and dad

Arts and crafts galore



FALL



Naked trees abound

The holidays are coming

Soon we’ll be stressed out

Answer 12

Winter, Spring, Summer

Autumn is the next season

Everywhere has seasons