I don't like the repetition of new in the second and third line. Haikus are so short that repetition is usually awkward sounding, at least in my opinion. I think you could call it an old tune since the wind whispers it every night and then you'd have a nice contrast.

Also, you don't need the comma after wind.

I like the personification of Wind though. It's a nice touch.

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You change tenses. You go from present (is wanting) to past (could not). I think you should change it to "But cannot have it"

I like the idea here though. That's not something that would immediately come to mind if I was asked to think of something sad, but it is very true.

"Depress and hopeless, I’m gone"... Depressed. I know that doesn't fit into the syllable count, but that's the correct form so it sounds forced as is.

I love the last line though, it sounds really desperate, which is very fitting. It's a great description of failure, nice job.

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And so the spring comes...

Quite cute I think.

- Yuki

Yes, spring is coming.. Nice Haiku

seems that it is scene after an exhausting and tiring day

Great Haiku
The description is great
(^_^)

Quite nice haiku, I like it.

But again the last line has one too much. It is hard to find something else here though.

- Yuki

"Because expectations makes the heart sick"...isn't it?

The haiku is nice...
Yah, it will be boring...
I like the ending...
It's good to use fire (^_^)

That's the thing which absolutely spice up everyone's interest. 'tis very realistic.

Maybe a little to obvious choice of words but it gets the message across, usually I prefer ways to make my readers think about what I have written.

The last line has one syllabe to much.

- Yuki

It's way too deep I can't decipher half the meaning...

Nice Haiku~
I like how you use "glitters"

(^_^)