Haiku Poems About Philosophy | Philosophy Haiku Poems

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written by Robert Lindley
Categories: creation, earth, life, math, philosophy, poetry

Probabilities

Probabilities

fallen fruit exists
earthen harvest and ground meet
jars in the pantry

Robert J. Lindley ,07-24-2014

written by Vassilis Comporozos
Categories: allegory, philosophy, places,

By the Waterfalls

Happy solitude.
Waterfall of dreams crashing
upon my heart's gates.


written by Mohammad Yamin
Categories: love, peace, philosophy

Buried Hearts

O travel bound
Tread gently
A million hearts in ground


Winner of No. 1 place in Haiku 101 Contest of Charles Henderson. Judged on 11/23/2012

written by Harry Horsman
Categories: people, philosophy,

Oh Them Hot Air Balloons

SOCIETY AND THE HOT AIR BALLOON

Them that need to climb
ride as the hot air balloon--
soon come down to earth

© Harry J Horsman 1992



THE VIRTUAL HOT AIR BALLOON

Ride with the rainbow--
silent as the mouse cursor
across Google earth 

© Harry J Horsman 2010

written by Ravi Sathasivam
Categories: philosophy,

My Own Proverb

My own proverb..... Dream with your words, make love with your pen And create an art of poetry with your soul. Ravi Sathasivam / Sri Lanka All rights are reserved @ 2016 Ravi Sathasivam


written by Rudolph Rinaldi
Categories: life, philosophy, political, religion, world,

One World One Psalm

our hearts are one
our breaths are one
our thoughts are many

written by Roger Page
Categories: life, philosophy,

Today

Embrace today,
for
Today, is tomorrows yesterday!

written by Rachel Albritton
Categories: peace, philosophy, time, travel

Time Travel

Yesterday is gone
soon today will pass as well
I'll travel with it

written by Charles Henderson
Categories: philosophy,

The Bare Branch

the bare branch
as with other things
the mystery is gone

written by White Wolf
Categories: analogy, death, life, metaphor, philosophy, sad

Lunar Eclipse

Raven Blue twilight, Existence epitomized, Formless shadows lurk.
8~June~2017

written by Bl Devnath
Categories: god, life, philosophy, sensual, spiritual, visionary

Surrender To God

surrender to God
                                 speaks silence in words themselves
                                        words are unknown words

written by Adeleke Adeite
Categories: inspirational, people, philosophy,

Misconceptions of My Color

words of woes warring on the platter of mire
painted on my colour by mouth that burns with unjust fire
injustice, neocolonialism and inequality soaked in lies

written by Linda Witt-King
Categories: introspection, philosophy

A Thought Arises

A thought arises
Sunlight heralds a new day
Both fade into dark





Inspired by Raul's Awaiting the Dawn contest

written by Charles Henderson
Categories: people, philosophy,

Friend To Friend

friend to friend maybe we should fight our own windmills

written by Vassilis Comporozos
Categories: family, inspirational, philosophy,

New Born Poem I

A new poem was born.
Its cry, flash of wild lightning
rips through winter’s howl.

written by Cathy Ncube
Categories: history, introspection, loss, philosophy, political, visionary

With Their Eyes Wide Open

only foolish men
let their nation plummet, with
their eyes wide open

written by Kash Poet
Categories: nature, philosophy,

Someday Again

driftwood--
                                                    someday again
                                                  another shoreline

written by Ravi Sathasivam
Categories: philosophy,

My Own Proverbs

My own proverbs....... ' Make your life rich with compassion and not with wealth' - Ravi Sathasivam / Sri Lanka All rights are reserved @ 2015

written by Vassilis Comporozos
Categories: allegory, philosophy,

Lizard Running

A lizard rushing
to hide. Scorching sun. I can't
hide from scorching needs.

written by Ravi Sathasivam
Categories: philosophy,

My Own Proverb

" If you need food on your table, always try to earn it" - Ravi Sathasivam

written by Lyn Church
Categories: america, anger, bullying, death, life, philosophy

Grave Society

Society's dead
Digression came with costs
We are digging graves

M. Lyn Church 
August 2, 2013

written by Ravi Sathasivam
Categories: philosophy,

My Own Proverb

My own proverb.... “Your eyes are the light of your heart and do not make your soul dark”. Ravi Sathasivam / Sri Lanka All rights are reserved @ 2017 - Ravi Sathasivam

written by Vassilis Comporozos
Categories: inspirational, introspection, philosophy,

New Born Poem Ii

New born poem snowing
its flakes on my sunburnt heart.
Great expectations.

written by Meadow Kurova
Categories: mystery, philosophy, spiritual,

You First

The Unknown never 
introduced itself to me.
It whispered-  'you first.'

written by Alkas Poetry
Categories: adventure, allusion, creation, metaphor, philosophy, poetry

Reopening Life

To  discover life
       we must to reopen wide
      our doors and portals

written by Mansi Sharma
Categories: conflict, emotions, flying, philosophy, voice,

Stifling Virtues

Sacrifice and selflessness they taught,
Withering feathers kept yearning for the sky,
Values with the soul, fought!

written by Beatrix Macabre
Categories: dark, gothic, horror, metaphor, philosophy, rose

Journey Of A Heroine

My journey of blood
                        Sword of viscera and steel
              The Black Rose Thorn Queen

written by Ronaldo Vigo
Categories: desire, happiness, math, memory, philosophy, poems

Three Abstract Steps To Happiness

reset at zero
all things homogeneous
return and be one

written by Cathy Ncube
Categories: family, friendship, introspection, people, philosophy, social

Every Birthday

every birthday
is as splendid as the soul
of its celebrant

written by David Williams
Categories: earth, philosophy,

Haiku

in the moons arc
diminished light...
an unfinished book

22/2/2015 DAW

written by Robert Candler
Categories: age, anger, feelings, life, old, philosophy

Hooey

"Just a state of mind",
Too often said of aging.
Get old... then say it.

written by Mario De Paz
Categories: philosophy,

The Philosophical Value of Doubt

I deny Socrates.
I don’t know that I don’t know.
But I believe it.

I deny Descartes.
I am, not because I think.
But I believe  it.

written by Anne-Lise Andresen
Categories: art, life, philosophy,

- Haiku X 52 - Game Or Art -

To wink playfully
Controlled by unwritten laws
Always creative

An informal game
Flirting a job important
To flirt is an art







09.04.2015 A-L Andresen :)
Copyright © All Rights Reserved

written by Marvin G. Celestial
Categories: creation, dream, future, philosophy, symbolism,

Symbolic Dream

A dreamt came at dawn
Tiny dragon spoke wisdom
Dog ingest its might.

Suddenly vomits
Everything swallowed goes out
Dragon turned piglets.

written by Paul Geiger
Categories: philosophy,

Gods Work

god did good with what
he had to work with consid-
ering 'twas nothing