Haiku Poems About Mountains | Mountains Haiku Poems

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with sun as its spire

the peak is a cathedral. . .

winter’s glow is ours

september slips in
as asters wave in the breeze . . .
farewell to summer

october’s crisp days
mountains’ gold and crimson blaze . . .
my marveling gaze

november’s wind wails
a lone leaf scuttles away . . .
the fall’s first snow flake

clouds engulf the sky
mountains spear the night to day
sunbursts spew forthwith


Entry to contest sponsored by: Poet Destroyer A
Contest name: Any haiku will do
Written by: Carol Sunshine Brown

Vacation fun time
God creates for all to see
Beautiful mountains

~Rising~ 
 (Haiku 3) 


 ~Sun rises high bright 

 mountains salute the sky 

 birds sing fly away~ 


Dorian Petersen Potter 
aka ladydp2000 
copyright@2015 


January,07,2015

Silver full moon above
Touching snow covered mountains
As you slowly set

Clouds gently caress
Tips of the mountains slowly
As they flow away

birds rising on the breeze
hue of blue in mountain lake
borrowed from the sky

time tables ignored
mountains rise at their own pace
only God observes

tranquil and serene
undisturbed by man’s progress
nature’s oasis

beyond blue mountains
deep gold horizon sunrise
a peach rose unfurls

suddenly so green
and baby jays are singing
blindsided by spring

rise up at pink dawn
the early bird is crowing
miles before moonlight

sweet kindergarten
where minds begin to wander
here there everywhere

woodland reflections
painted with autumn’s palette ~
kaleidoscope views




9/12/2022

Used PS Syllable Counter: 5 7 5

Autumn in Nature - Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin

so doubly golden
a sunflower field of sun
beauty waits for me

colorful splendor
abstract paintings draw the eye
to that other world

dazzling bird green trees
to all sings of dawn glory
and takes to blue skies

mountains in the clouds
mostly lost in mystery
before orange sun

Huge 
mountains 
standing tall 

Guards 
watching 
over all 


09/20/18

Up in the mountains
The winter brings freezing snow
  The animals move downward

Craggy snow-capped crowns,

                             Skirting skyline’s golden hue.

                           Windswept clouds, your gowns.

mist covers mountains
soothing shadows shades of doubt
...hues of soft silver





Haiku or Senyru Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Constance La France
July 23, 2020

wash the crevice flow 
mountains crumbles from grounds down
below river rains 

12/29/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020

autumn's sunrise glows 
smoke rises as train descends
leaving mountains pass


6-23-23

winding passages 
untold stories forgotten 
history lessons

melting snow trickles
fish pivot in unison
in clear, clean water

as one with the clouds
enfold within still layers...
mountains touch the sky

The wind howls across
Heavy snow buries the world
and then deep silence

I liked this better:

screeching wind, death sings
heavy snow buries, survive
a deep silence mourns

reaching 
all around us
mountain mist

mountains, fields, forest

                             stand witness to the blood cries

                                            the song of freedom



11/11/2014
Veteran's Day

- Haiku X 48 - When Spring Awakens -

Frosted mountains thaws
Waterfalls strongly thunder
Waves of spring new life 

A new beginning
Running through the meadowsweets
Can we wish for more



06.03.2015
A-L  Andresen :)
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granite faces up
chin jutting towards the sky
smiling at the sun

Above Open Fields,
Contrails Scratch The Colored Sky;
Mountains And Trees Sleep.

In the village
Of snow capped mountains
The eagle reigns

In between the mountains

A thinny tree stem

On it I am

Wet and smashy snow
Falls and melts upon landing
Like sugar in tea

Ancient mountains brood
dominating the landscape
with majestic face

wind massages mountains

sends shock waves to inner core

valley grows wider





June 3rd, 2011 Wausau, Wisconsin USA)

(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved,

Haiku 67
	
	
	cool mist’s embrace
	Smoky Mountains hiding
	morning miasma
	
	white dogwood flowers
	Tennessee deep forest shade
	fiddleheads unfurl

mist over mountains
squinting to see through the fog
silhouette of deer

Mount Fuji


white-capped monolith
silent, silver sentinel...
a sleeping beauty


Form - Haikuette

05-31-2014

Contest:    Three Lines are Fine
Sponsor:    Debbie Guzzi
Placement: 2nd

Beautiful mountain
Japan is in my backyard
Tacoma Fuji