Haiku Poems About Work | Work Haiku Poems

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

written by Anne-Lise Andresen
Categories: angst, fear, loneliness,

- Haiku X 64 - Into Empty Space -

The graceful ballet
My work almost completed
The gloomy gray sky

Explore your shadows
Allow yourself to feel joy
Fear of loneliness




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written by Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
Categories: animals, nature, on work and working, social,

A Guinea Fowl

a guinea fowl
molting polka dot feathers—
handmade earrings

© February 21, 2012
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen

Written for Poetry Soup Member Contest: Juxtaposition Haiku 	 
Sponsored by: Charles Henderson

http://www.honoluluzoo.org/guineafowl.htm


written by Ken Duddle
Categories: work,

Writer's Block

Blank sheet. Empty head. Ideas not forthcoming. Wastepaper bin full

written by Saalik Siddikki
Categories: depression, hope, life, loss, on work and working, people

Prisoner of Fate

Jobless, indebted -
battles with insanity 
- writes haiku shaiku

written by Sherri Ladd
Categories: angst, conflict, graduation, growth, identity, work

Work

Work, as fun as death
More, more, more, they want always
Sweet relief, paycheck.


written by Trey Hamner
Categories: allegory, allusion, angst, anxiety, feelings, pain

I Versus Me

In the deepest part
of myself
Sits a work of art

written by Scott Simmerman
Categories: business, metaphor, work,

Teamwork

Teamwork could happen.
Challenge to get ahead now.
Expect some to crash.

written by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: children, children, high school, preschool, teen, work

Mastery Is the Goal

You want to set goal
Big enough that in the process of achieving it
You become someone worth becoming

written by Matthew Horstkotter
Categories: farm,

A Farmers Haiku

Morning rooster calls
Daylight breaks the horizon
Time for work lets go

written by Karen Croft
Categories: anger,

The Quest For Life

I work all the time
never have time for myself
wore out unhappy

written by Ernesto P. Santiago
Categories: life, on work and working, people, social,

Chasing the Sun

Pipit is calling...
Pleasant bird song fills the air
Tired face lives in hope

written by Cameron Brown
Categories: soccer, work,

Soccer's Works

Soccer is the best sport
It's tough on the mind and body 
It is rewarding.

Offseason is hard
But it separates the weak
And builds up the strong.

written by Leann Mccarty
Categories: career, jobs,

Work Day

Sitting at my desk.
Time is ticking slowly by. 
Can I go home yet?

written by William Masonis
Categories: people, work,

C E O Haiku

Glorious riches
No sleep or time
A wicked hero

written by Edward Ebbs
Categories: sick, work,

Work Flu

I am surrounded 
Coughing here and coughing there
Where do I escape

Edward J Ebbs - January 17, 2015

written by Dan Keir
Categories: books, education, school, student, work, write

Education-Educaution V

Timetabled breathing,
All else is irrelevant:
Exams are too much.

written by Paul Geiger
Categories: philosophy,

Gods Work

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

written by Rizo Ale
Categories: silly, work, write,

Monday

No no no no no,
I need another Sunday.
No no no no Monday.

written by Asif Andalib
Categories: life, on work and working, social, sympathy

The Drug-Dealer Girl

Her one kidney was damage
The money for her treatment -
She could not manage!

written by Michael Jordan
Categories: nature, on work and working

Harvest

much shorter days now
the temperature falls at night
harvest moon provides 

Written for Brian's contest

written by Asif Andalib
Categories: life, on work and working, social

The Rickshaw-Puller

On a sunny holiday
The rickshaw-puller
Goes on working all day long!

written by Bryant Ohara
Categories: environment, nature, science,

Endosymbiosis

Within this membrane,
We work so well together,
Come..live. Forever.

written by Samantha Haynes
Categories: life, work,

The Cycle

Like a hamster wheel,
the cycle never stops for
you to keep up. Breathe...

written by Heather Secrest
Categories: poems,

I Quite Like Haikus

I quite like Haikus.
They are short and fun to write.
sometimes...they work out.

There is just something,
not the personality,
but something that works.

Sometimes they become
More than simply ordered lines.
They are poetry.

written by Dan Keir
Categories: education, school, student, wisdom, work, write

Education-Educaution Iii

Young pulsating eyes
Arch over dry hieroglyphs;
What does it all mean?

written by Ken Duddle
Categories: business, life, satire, work,

Wheeler Dealer

He buys and sells all, but says no to Satan 'cause his soul is nailed down.

written by Dan Keir
Categories: education, inspiration, irony, school, wisdom, work

Education-Educaution I

Exam time returns;
Text-submerged teens imitate
Rodin’s ‘The Thinker’.

written by Sharon Smith
Categories: nature, on work and working,

A Man Is Working

a man is working
for the benefit of all --
true altruism

written by Teresa Adkins
Categories: conflict, december, nature, teacher, weather, winter

Winter Haiku

Here I sit at work
watching snow tumbling down
thinking about home

written by Jasonpoet Boyd
Categories: family, lifework, work,

Disability

26 June 08    9:00 am

I walk a lot softer than I used to

I walk a lot slower than I used to

I work a lot less than I used to

I work a lot slower than I usde to

But I love a lot more than I used to


Life on Purpose Live it before you lose it! ©2009

written by Chris Bowen
Categories: art,

Shampoo Head

its bubble bath time
a mom scoops up her small child
home from work,set

written by Nikhileswari Swaminathan
Categories: art, beauty, care, culture, dance, paradise

Finearts

an art piece of work
blithe elated and joyful
intoxicated

written by Arden Gopela
Categories: career, caregiving, kids, inspirational, mother, work

My Mom's a Maid

She cares for the job
           Though the masters scream and shout
                           For the sake of love

written by Ed Coet
Categories: work

Favorite Hat

#1 hat is 
    us army -
           retired

written by Joseph Soper
Categories: summer, wisdom, work,

Summer Afternoon

glass sweats as ice melts sweet refreshment entices grass won’t cut itself