Category Archives: Haiku Poems About Birds

Cold surrounds and presses, a sparrow’s egg Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

Empty house – A crow calls out in the cold. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

The hummingbird – My doorman reads Nietzsche Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

I’ll sing until the birdsong’s done. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

A gray gull soars through gray clouds, then disappears Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits See also Gray Geese

Geese descend again, then again. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits Inspired by the comment stream on Geese Rest

A hawk circles, silently searching for motion. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

Geese rest in the green field until tomorrow. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

Sparrows splash in shallow sunny puddles. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

Geese rise in morning light . . . I step onto wet sand. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits