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Haiku Poems from 7HG
7HG Haiku 
7HG were given pictures as their inspiration to write Haiku. The picture that inspired them comes first, their poetry follows. Enjoy!
Multi-coloured sky
over glistening water;
Birds in the sunset.
(Alice Christopher)
Warm ball of fire, bright;
Sinking slowly out of sight.
Welcome into night.
(Michael Smaje)
over glistening water;
Birds in the sunset.
(Alice Christopher)
Warm ball of fire, bright;
Sinking slowly out of sight.
Welcome into night.
(Michael Smaje)
Dark seagulls fly high
over melting golden skies;
rippling water flows.
(Alex Coventry)
Deep, red sunset sky,
Tired birds fly home once more;
Warm sadness I feel.
(Robert Sephton)
Gold, burning sun dips,
Setting fire to the sky:
Level horizon.
Rich, royal, fierce red,
tinted gold like melted light;
Passionate maroon.
Sun sinks out of sight,
leaving the sky brilliant
with gulls' silhouettes.
Darkness starts to creep;
stars begin to appear.
Night time takes over.
(Emma Pottle)
Darkened sunset sky,
Glimmering sea lies so calm;
Cruising seagulls fly.
The sky is golden,
A ripple now in the waves
Sunset sky still calm.
(Bodie Morris)
Golden sun drops down
glistening, rippling sea;
Screeching birds fly home.
(Jonathan Hogarth)
Reflecting calm sea
with birds and a sunset sky;
A beautiful view
(Matthew Davies)
Exotic, clear sea
houses gulls, salmon and fish,
all swaying with grace.
(Lewys Wilson)
Orange and red sun;
Birds squawking over tinted sky;
Dark waters settled.
(Jordan Sweeney)
Gold sun in the sky;
Blue, soft ripples of water.
Sunset paradise.
Black birds hovering
over soft, darkened waters;
Golden sun shines.
(Lewis Knight)
Melting golden sun;
Birds beat against red sky as
silver sea ripples
(Mrs Kelsall)
Gold butterfly wings;
Wings fluttering through the air,
drinking from buttercups.
(Jack McFarland)
Rest for a while,
Perched on a red flower,
A butterfly nap.
(Hannah Robinson)
Landing on flower,
pollen collected gently;
Safely fly away.
(Jason Bowater)
Swooping through blue sky,
over the peaceful valley;
spreading out my wings.
Dodging obstacles;
trees, other birds and people.
A world of my own.
People looking up;
They watch me glide through the air,
amazement in their eyes.
(Tom Blomfield)
Now it's time for tea,
Up, down, side to side - where now?
Wow, there's a fat rat!
(Lauren Sutton)
Flying in blue sky,
Brown buzzard searches for prey
and dives down from sky
(Ethan Davies)
Bird of prey, small mouse;
Buzzard seeking, mouse hiding.
The search has begun
(Matthew Davies)
Hawk swoops through the sky
hunting mice barbarically;
Silver-lined buzzard.
(Kaylesh Patel)
Brown buzzard in flight
challenges and kills rabbits
and soars in glory.
(Lewys Wilson)
Rain sparkles brightly,
Glittering rainbow shines down;
Horses gathered close.
(Jack McFarland)
Horses roam through straw,
Dark clouds cover the black skies:
Watery rainbow.
(Alex Coventry)
Brightly-coloured rainbow,
Pretty ponies are grazing.
Quite cold seems the day.
Scarecrow is alone,
every bird has flown away;
that scene is peaceful.
Dark is the sky
Hopefully there will be sun:
They are not lonely.
(Mathilda Hardstone)
The rainbow's fading,
Dull and grey clouds are coming,
Ponies huddling.
(Hannah Rowley-Limb)
Riddles are puddles,
A reflection of questions.
Wet damp answering.
(Alex Smart)
Horses roam through straw,
Dark clouds cover the black skies:
Watery rainbow.
(Alex Coventry)
Ponies left in cloud,
They have a path to follow;
They have a rainbow
(Jessica Bowater)
Ponies standing shy;
Clouds expecting lots of rain;
Rainbow shining high.
Open moor ahead;
Grass to munch on through the day,
Wind through my long tail.
(Hannah Roberts)
Ponies save themselves;
Cloudy, stormy, very wet
black, white, grey ponies.
(Phoebe Arrowsmith)
Damp horses shiver
on a dark and frosty day;
Rainbow shines faint.
Raindrops fall lightly
on the glossy, green, damp grass;
Wishing for sun.
(Laura Charnock)
Other Haiku:
Look at the World
When looking around Pretty ponies are grazing.
Quite cold seems the day.
Scarecrow is alone,
every bird has flown away;
that scene is peaceful.
Dark is the sky
Hopefully there will be sun:
They are not lonely.
(Mathilda Hardstone)
The rainbow's fading,
Dull and grey clouds are coming,
Ponies huddling.
(Hannah Rowley-Limb)
Riddles are puddles,
A reflection of questions.
Wet damp answering.
(Alex Smart)
Horses roam through straw,
Dark clouds cover the black skies:
Watery rainbow.
(Alex Coventry)
Ponies left in cloud,
They have a path to follow;
They have a rainbow
(Jessica Bowater)
Ponies standing shy;
Clouds expecting lots of rain;
Rainbow shining high.
Open moor ahead;
Grass to munch on through the day,
Wind through my long tail.
(Hannah Roberts)
Ponies save themselves;
Cloudy, stormy, very wet
black, white, grey ponies.
(Phoebe Arrowsmith)
Damp horses shiver
on a dark and frosty day;
Rainbow shines faint.
Raindrops fall lightly
on the glossy, green, damp grass;
Wishing for sun.
(Laura Charnock)
Other Haiku:
Look at the World
you see some marvellous things -
so look at the world!
Buzzard is coming,
His wings block out our sunlight;
Bright sun behind him.
Rainclouds fill dark sky,
ponies huddle together
awaiting the sun.
A jewelled butterfly
sits on dark scarlet flowers,
drinking the nectar.
Golden, fiery sky;
Birds fly over sparkling sea.
Sunset is coming.
When looking around,
you see some marvellous things:
So look at the world!
(Ashleigh Woodland)
Seasons
Rainy days, coloured rainbows.
Summer is not far.
Long, hot summer days,
Blossom pink flowers blooming;
Water fights at night.
Autumn leaves falling;
Brown, yellow, golden colours;
Cold, crisp sunset skies.
Cold, crisp snowy days.
A snowman wrapped up warm.
These are winter nights.
(Megan Bennett)
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