An intended collection of haikus on the weird encounters of my life. P.S. Pretentious French title for kicks.

Reminds me of you?

Wrote this for a poetry writing competition where the categories were Sonnets, Villanelle, Sestinas and Stanzaic Verse. My professor stated that Haikus were not allowed. This annoyed me a little so I submitted this as a Stanzaic Verse and won first place

Something I learnt a long time ago

Bliss

Title says it all.

We write to express ourselves. I've not written in a while, and when I came back and looked over my 100 odd haikus, I felt a sense of nostalgia. A bit of me is in every piece.

A conversation with a friend led me to write this rather obvious haiku. It has been said that twilight really highlights the difficult choices and problems of teenage girls today.

Just a few thoughts on the Symphony

I am so sick of starstruck vampire groupies writing countless tales based on 'fluffy' vampires conjured by the twilight series. This haiku is for the discerning.

A haiku summary of many fairy tales/fables/folk lore. Some done in complete utter seriousness, some done in complete utter silliness. Will be slowly adding more.

Straddling the line between ingenuity and pure shamelessness.

A criticism on people who write pillowbooks. Perhaps it is due to the fact that a vast majority of pillowbook writers here treat it as their personal blog, showing little to no talent. Go google what a pillowbook really is. Total flame bait and loving it.

A haiku inspired from the paintings of Renoir, Degas and Cezanne.

A very simple piece. A somewhat cliche and pessimistic take on the topic.

I wrote another haiku about requiems while listening to Verdi's composition.

How it feels like to fall in love at 50

Just as the title says it.

A simple haiku.

Never to leave this place, subjugating to your will.

Based on the carnival of the animals

A simple one

So full of life.

A mysterious Haiku.

A short and simple haiku.

A ballet

Title says it all.

Title says it all

A haiku about the milky inspired when I was listening to Vivaldi's Winter.

A little satirical haiku I wrote after a conversation with a friend, in which I asked him why he seems to subscribe to this 'fad'

Just a little haiku I scribbled while listening to Mozart's requiem.

A pseudo parody ish poem on what a bad poem looks like, written on a suger high and enjoying it.

An exaggerated and satirical haiku on what faith is about.

There's no title for this. There's nothing at all.

It just hit me.

That one single moment when everything makes sense. Whee.

An exaggeration on this little theory created by this intriguing men called Sigmund Freud.

Another self explanatory one.

Title's pretty self explanatory. A rather satirical piece.

A fellow writer, Chidori Nadare, whose works I greatly adore, at times write reverse haikus, something rather unorthdox. Inspired by her, this is a reverse haiku on reverse haikus.

This is what many fairy tales are teaching little girls. A satirical haiku.

A haiku on graduating.

This haiku is for her.

It just hit me, this is what it is.

I was studying this topic for my History paper, and I thought I would write a haiku on the justifications of New Imperialism. Enjoy.

Read this book again while taking a break from studying and I had to write a haiku about it

Another look at why haikus are good and fun. Whee!

Isn't the internet fascinating?

I know I'm suppose to be on a hiatus, but I was flailing around and I saw my shadow, so I had to write one last haiku. Oh, excuse the weird ending. I'm still on a sugar high so I wrote that to be idiotic. Whee!

Was bored, was on the mother of sugar highs. And of course, the annoying impending examinations. The title is rather selfexplanatory. Whee!

Shakespeare in 17 syllabus. Whee!

In a nutshell, this is what Pinocchio is 'really' about. Whee!

A haiku on the play written on a sugar high.

They came, they saw, they conquered. A haiku on the novel.

Beautiful deception

We are but helpless.

Denial of the truth, hoping. This haiku is different from what I usually write. Critical comments appreciated.

How I feel about a photograph

A haiku on the novel by Charles Dickens

I read a haiku by Basara pertaining to this topic, and I liked it. Check it out on my fave stories list. Anyways, I decided to write one that's more objective, which may result in me getting slammed. Enjoy.

This show was so adorable. Wrote this haiku about it on one of my usual suger highs!

A quirky look as to why haikus are good! Whee!

I am so not an Austen fan. Sorry to all you Austenites!

A haiku on the poem, Paradise Lost by John Milton, his other poems not included. Lols

Lots of people try very hard to be apathetic. This is a haiku for them.

This will be a mish mash of haikus related to politics in any manner, done in the form of a satire, and based heavily on stereotyping. 2nd haiku is up!

A haiku on the Greek goddess of wisdom, written for ADSpencer when I was on a sugar high, which is currently now, so it may seem a bit sarcastic. Lols.

This is a haiku on how some people may view the writing of haikus in a negative way.

I love his odes, so I wrote one for him.

A collection of haikus on the characters from the novel. Updating slowly due to lack of time.

A haiku about the ever charming Piglet from 100 Acre Woods, written specially for StrongHold.

9 different haikus, on the 9 different characters of my favourite novel of all time, Les Miserables, though both Thenardier and Madame Thenardier are grouped together.

Written at the request of greenGalilee, a haiku about the novel, Oliver Twist.

At the request of greenGalilee, here it is, a haiku on Anna Karenina. It's been a long time since I last read it, so it may be a bit sketchy. Enjoy.

By request, and also because I admire his work, a haiku dedicated to Lord Byron.

This haiku is basically about the mariner from Coleridge's poem. This is how I envision I would see him when he is telling his tale.

One of the few times I actually write a naturalistic haiku. This is my take on icicles.

A haiku on persuasion. As I was forced to do this for school, it was made dreary, hence my distaste for it, and the idiotic humour inserted. Whee!

Just returned from a haitus. A haiku on the novel, though I am focusing on only one aspect and inserting just some mild humour.

A haiku on this wonderful novel.

Wrote this while I was on a sugar high and I saw an apple falling. Sorry, I couldn't resist the temptation to add in the pun.

I always loved her. A tribute to her based on all the various myths.

I wrote this as I always loved greek mythology. If I believed in it, he will be my kind of god.

At first glance, it may seem like it, but it is about something else. Kudos to you if you thinked about what it really is when you read it.

A haiku on the shakspearean classic, Othello.

I was reading a book written by him, no prize for guessing which one, when I decided to write a haiku about him.

The divine comedy in 17 syllabus. The gist is more or less still there I hope. Written with humor.

A haiku on wine.

Another haiku on destiny, this time using a different perspective.

A haiku on fear.

A haiku on laughter

A haiku on hamlet. Not really written with a sane mind. Sarcasm added here for lots of fun! But I still think I address the main themes of the book. Feel free to flame though.

A haiku on stars. To some extent, a parallel to destiny. Inspired by Javert from Les Miserables.

A haiku on amorality, inspired by none other than Thenardier of Les Miserables.

A haiku about destiny. Different from my usual work.

Strange as it seems, this haiku was inspired by the character Bree from Desperate Housewives. But I guess it goes out to all the oppressed women around.

Lovely show. A haiku summary of it.

A haiku of courage and perserverance based on the book.

A haiku on the Shakespeare classic.

The canterbury tales in 17 syllabus.

Barbarism at its best.

He may have driven one of my favourite poets to death, but still I love his works. A tribute to him.

A tribute to my most favourite poet.

I love this bugger. This haiku is for him!

A tribute to my favourite author, Victor Hugo.

An obeservation of the World Cup by a non soccer fan. This time written with sarcasm.

An obeservation of the World Cup by a non soccer fan.

I'm not being sexist, but this is the truth.

Such a sad story. I hope this haiku does Erik justice.

Size does matters.

A tribute to my favorite female poet. I have the utmost respect for her.

Tribute haiku to Blake.

Such a shame.

Such a touching movie.

I've always loved this movie.

Based on the disney classic with a hint of sarcasm.

PIGGIES!

Faith, devotion to God, yet this has led him astray. Due to this, he does not understand the true meaning of love.