Haiku Poems About Kiss | Kiss Haiku Poems

Haiku poems about Kiss and Kiss haiku poems. Read and enjoy these haikus!

tiny snow angel
snowflakes kiss your rosy cheeks
white winter beauty

Any poem you ever wrote not for a contest
Sponsored by Broken Wings
14th November 2014
Published in Haiku Journal #33 by Prolific Press

wind whisks smoky veils
sun’s dust on spidery silk~
gossamer dreamscape

sky undresses gold 
filling the air with roses~
an opium kiss

trees adorned in brown
mirror the silent corn moon~
fallen escapade

Flirty Sunflowers


sultry sunflowers
stretch long necks to kiss the sun …
on tippy tiptoes

08-01-2014

Contest:      Any Poem Under 5 lines #1
Sponsor:     Poet Destroyer A
Placement:  4th

                                         of dizzy autumn
                                    in dark honey reflection -
                                          were kissed by plum lips

snowflakes kiss our cheeks
winter blanket keeps us warm
hearts melt together

03~01~15
Get Romantic – Andrea Dietrich
Visual Seven

Traditional Haiku 5,7,5
Checked with How Many Syllables
~awarded 4th place~

rain-clouds hide the sun - -
vicars splash the pope and run
on to kiss a nun

written 16th September for Nina's Mischief contest 
rhyming haiku

Half-blooming flowers

Tenderly kissed by the sun

Nature's magic show!








© Demetrios Trifiatis 
     08 August 2018

a little dew drop
nature leaves a morning kiss
with her loving care

where is the rain -- my
heart is parched for the moisture 
of your love, your kiss

winter’s fickle bride 
    weeps behind an opaque veil…
      spring's warm kiss beguiles

held you close
to share a kiss -
feeling strangely alone

golden grains of sand
gentle waves caress our toes
dreams walk on ... kiss you!

Jan Allison
20th November 2014
Thanks to Demetrios for his assistance with the final line

laughing children throw
handfuls of cherry blossom - -
an old couple kiss

for Susan’s Cherry Blossom contest

as cold sudden rain
pummels our umbrella. . . . . 
your  long  warm   kiss


For Deborah Beachboard's Haiku Contest

pink wintry sunset
crimson lips rage red kisses;
cherry blossoms blush


March 2, 2016

fleeing urban smog

seeking chance to breathe again

         nature’s kiss of life 


     ---------------------------
         31st January, 2016
         Contest: Haiku 101
         Sponsor: Nathan D.
              Placed 2nd

Kissing each other
upon the ancient navel;
fragment of a love.

butterfly kisses 
                                   wherever sits very soft
                                      offers smile to eyes

Glowing brown skin Queen
A muse, goddess, my moonshine
A kiss of gold love

Soft Cherry Blossoms
Kiss me again and again
Spring’s gentle snowflakes



For Haiku Seasons Contest


First in a series written 4/25/09 in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Christmas Eve Morning And Sweet Memories

mistletoe, a kiss
childhood, snowball fights I miss
memories of this

Robert J. Lindley, 12-24-2021
haiku

The tip of her nose 
studded with blackheads like seeds
on a strawberry, 

she stared back at me; 
I could feel her move closer. 
She asked, should we kiss? 

Panting, I just gazed. 
Her breasts touched my own. I closed 
my eyes and breathed no.

poet's wind - she dreams
possibilities tasted--

moonlight blows plum kiss

lost lips linger
     as cinders heat thaws good bye kiss
       do embers surprise    oh yes

       shower of wild sparks
     can love rise from cold ashes

let our dew feed the phoenix


Susan Ashley 
July 12, 2021


(Katuata Poetry Form)
PS syllables per lines: 5 7 7 0 5 7 7

Trade winds gently flow
caress the leaves of tall palms
kiss soft, warm brown skin

we breathe together
encouraging happiness
with a sultry kiss

10/18/2018

Glimmering, Shimmering And Flaming Sweet

her eyes, shining pools
her kissing lips luscious red
desert at high noon

Robert J. Lindley, 6-24-2021
haiku

on a twilight limb
songbird sits sipping nectar
it looks like a kiss

The setting sun's rays

passionately kissed the sea. 

Embarrassed-she blushed! 







© Demetrios Trifiatis
    05 January 2020

Leaves safeguard my skin
From sun rays burning my chin.
Their death’s a hick’s sin

Green trees kiss the wild
While berries nourish the young.
‘No trees!’ means ‘No child!’

The damp air we breathe
Helps the soul to sit and read.
Dear leaves, pay some heed

New rains kiss the earth,
Seeds sprout from the darkened depths,
Life dances anew.

first kiss
of autumn love
maples blushing



posted on March 24, 2021

Wind, do kiss thy tree.
            Bird, sits on branch, daintily.
            Rose, opens softly.


                   2/18/2021
                      ~3~

                Rhymed Haiku

moon's staff wanes 
whilst blood emptying —
distant swerve

woven into midnights braid
sunsets goodnight kiss charade
bowing low for curtain call
draped in heavens endless shawl
warmth exhaled in cooling rise
silent wings of butterflies
woven into midnights braid



©7/9/2021

Elemental Poetry Contest