Haiku Poems About Retirement | Retirement Haiku Poems

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Pain from joint to joint
or am I losing my mind
hello artritis

Log in the fireplace,
Enjoying a good author
While petting my dog

World scene..'

Dinosaur snuffs noisey,

crash!  eternal silence.



Copyright Joe Maverick 2010







(breaking news) Dinosaur writes , for SKATS contest.
back to extinction...i mean retirement for now..!

retirement
the mountain cherry
still in bloom


Published - Cattails-Winter - 2016

old Smeaton’s Tower
spends its retirement dreaming
recalling its youth

no light in its eyes
glares at the young usurper
on Eddystone reef

Jack Horne for Russell’s In the Light of Haiku contest

retirement
the mountain cherry
still in bloom

Published  Cattails --January, 2016

retirement homes
the doe and her yearling fawn
nibble the hedgerow

Had Lost Almost All of It

Had worked her heart out
And lost almost all of it
In such a short time.

Wife worked for 25 years.
Retirement went into a 401k.
In 2007, lost 3/4ths of it in
stock market crash. Our lives
will never be the same again. 

Jim Horn

Soft  rain  at window
           invites reflection retreat
            solitude cuddle

All seasons gone
Am I karma ready? 
puffy clouds smile

scrub jays
searching for seed
no feeders allowed

Retirement coming
Crescent looming on the back
Wrapped old trees in cloth.




Written: August 26, 2021

See upper reaches
The rivers look more the same
Through course flows to sea.

Florida is home 
warm and sunny beach goers 
retired from work force