Haikus Stories

I fell for the warmth that knew it wouldn't last.

The city of thorns glowed with electric sorrow.

I will stand beside you as the evidence that you were never imagined, you were always inevitable.

When the mist subsided, your eyes found me again.

I have folded my wings so you may fly.

I'd weather every storm just to guard you.

Sunset comes and goes but I remain next to you.

I watch the sands vanish, blinking away my own existence.

In this short collection, Myriah Barringer describes the world using haikus. See snowy mountains or dark ghouls described in the traditional 5-7-5 syllable format of a haiku, with all the wonder and beauty of the natural and man-made world kept intact.

Just a collection of Haiku poems written by me because I love Haikus.

This is a collection of haikus I have written over the past couple of years. I often have trouble sorting out my own thoughts and have a tendency to overthink. Haikus have a beautiful way of simplifying the most complicated concepts, and it's been incredibly helpful as a processing device to me. I hope you enjoy them!

Just because it looks appealing, doesn't mean that it's good A haiku story Cover and story by me

These are haikus and poems I've been writing for my partner and I feel like they should be shared!

A collection of short stories, poetry, and nonfiction.

A series of haikus on love, loss, and heartbreak. Hope you enjoy them. Longing: Desperate touches Longing for future kisses Counting the hours.

My first poetry collection. Mostly sad thoughts about love.

Book full of poems Merely to entertain you Read on, Dear Reader Poems are complex And bonus points if it rhymes But did you notice? Seven, five, seven These are some haikus I wrote Poems in this book All are not haikus Some are free verse and sonnets Also limericks I am a writer This is my self-expression Creativity At its greatest form Okay I'll stop yapping now Keep reading for more ...oh btw, I'm also including short stories in this : )

When boredom strikes...

So this is just a bunch of haiku's that I have written. I periodically add more to it.

A daily inspirational that follows each day with a haiku to meditate on. As the title suggests this anthology is an homage to Suzuki Roshi, the founder of San Francisco Zen Center who helped bring Zen concepts to the West from Japan.