Haiku and art by George Cekola, primary
I saw two blue birds.
The birds were eating bird seed.
The birds flew away.
Haiku and art by Anne Hensley, staff
every day I walk
Asylum in pandemic —
time is for the birds
Haiku and art by Etsu, middle school
Boring houses sit
Between the soft pink clear sky
A car waits for you
A summer breeze compels
A voyage to the ocean
Waves glisten softly
Haiku and art by Parker, middle school
Thinking very hard
Just sitting right here, thinking
Everyone thinks, right?
Many things clouds are
Just look up and you’ll see
Dogs, cats, baseballs.
Haiku and art by Orion, primary
Birds are in my yard.
Birds are eating worms all day.
They feed their babies.
Haiku by Dimitri, middle school
Setting there
Alone an artifact
Laying there
Haiku and art by Kingston, primary
I see grass and sun.
I hear the robins singing.
They are flying to their nest.
Haiku by Lucas Green, middle school
Leaves so beautiful
They sleep on a cold dark floor
A blanket of life
Haiku and art by Heather Prusi-Wilson, community member
Rushing through tall boughs
Gusts echo sounds of lake waves
Needles sigh and dance
Haiku and art by TJ
Hard work beats talent
When talent fails to work hard
Always work hard
Haiku and art by Carmine, middle school
Hiking in the field
Blue sky has created rain
Confusing Carmine
Black while yin yang fur
Oliver has cute white paws
Pop catnip bubbles
Haiku by Rivers, primary
I see trees and birds.
The trees make a ghost-like sound.
The wind makes the trees blow.
Haiku by Kim, art by Melanie; faculty
Raspberry float fizz
Sifting terracotta ash
Cornflower blue breeze.
Haiku and art by Carter, middle school
Alone in the sky
Keeping watch over the trees
Alone with no mate
Haiku and art by Joshua, middle school
A patch of flowers
Purple and so delicate
They blend in with spring
Look at the sunrise
A mixture of bright colors
It fills the spring sky
Haiku by Jackson, primary
Haiku and art by Lily, middle school
Yellow, gold, happy.
It goes on forever till
summer breeze stays still
Cotton candy clouds.
Willow trees dancing in the dark.
Sorrow fills the night.
Haiku and art by Thomas, middle school
Michigan April
Unpredictable, short sleeves
Hot then snowy cold
Snow is beautiful
It is white in a world of
Color. stark contrast
Haiku and art by Jonathon, middle school
Waves splashing about
Churning and battering all
Majestically fierce
Misty clouds rolling
Damp smells wafting through the air
The soft squoosh of moss
Haiku and art by Gertrude, elementary
