Haikus

Hope you all have a lovely half term. Here are some of our haiku that were inspired by our trip to the River Blackwater.

A haiku is a Japanese poem of seventeen syllables, in three lines of five, seven, and five, traditionally evoking images of the natural world. Here are some of our haiku:

 

Ducks paddling along,

Meandering cold water, 

mysterious blue.

Tommy

 

Majestic sunshine,

Peaceful, precious waterfalls.

Water trickling slow.

Skye

 

Majestic splashing, 

Rivers rushing to the edge

of the gentle sea.

Joseph

 

Down the hills slowly,

Water flowing gracefully,

through the forest breeze.

Daniel

 

Mysterious blue

water dripping against

rocks delightful rivers.

Frankie

 

A river gleaming

Dragonflies are hovering

over the river

Dominik

 

Majestic sunshine 

reflecting of the river

peacefully dripping 

Daisy

 

Calming waterfall

calm breeze beautiful sunshine

splashing peaceful dogs

Ethan 

 

Summer breeze blowing

water flowing rapidly

A beautiful sight

Oscar