Spring Haikus

The creaky old door
That no one opens
Is this a path to success?
~Joe
The new shoes stepping
On the old and worn paint
What are our priorities?
~Joe
The small bud of the rose
Pokes out into the cold air
Wondering if it is their time.
~Joe
The leafs
growing on the bare trees
Like they were put into reverse
~Joe
When writing the spring Haikus it was pretty easy since Fitz gave us a whole period to create them. When outside I tried to create as many as possible because there will be more Haikus that are not bad. I looked around and tried to creating ones with more images on images and images on action.
Summer Haikus

The large vast ocean
To the tiny grain of sand
At my fingertips
~Joe
The sun beating down
With the cold water
What a beautiful day
~Joe
The umbrella’s shade
Protects us from the scolding sand
For a little while
~Joe
The beach ball bouncing
On the hot pavement
Slowly losing air
~Joe
When writing the summer Haikus I was trying to work with more other ways to write the Haikus. I looked back on my times during summer when we were at the beach. Since the first thing that comes to mind when I think of summer is the beach so when it came to writing them, most of them were about the beach.
Fall Haikus

The maple leafs fall
To the partly frozen ground
The end is near
~Joe
The wind blowing
Signaling the changes
Nor good or bad
~Joe
The ground begins to frost
With green turning to white
Breath becoming visible
~Joe
The signs showing
Everting shorter
Expect the clothes
~Joe
With the fall Haikus I tried to do almost the opposite of what I did for the spring, since the two seasons are basically opposites. Looking to what I remember and how the season replays in my mind. Hence why most of them are of leaves falling and the weather getting cold.
Winter Haikus

The tiny snowflake
Falls to the ground
Joining the masses
~Joe
The days are short
The nights are long
Winter is in full swing
~Joe
Boiling hot coco
Begin too cool down
With the marshmallows melting
~Joe
It’s a white out
No cars on the road
Everyone’s which came true
~Joe
When it came time for the winter Haikus I wanted to work on of all of the types of writing it. With trying to dive deeper and try and have more deeper meanings. They were fun to write since winter is my favorite season.