Category Archives: Senryu Poems About Human Nature

Peanuts Sprout | Inauguration haiku poem example | 012009

“Peanuts won’t sprout in that patch of dirt.” The old man smiles. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits For Barack Obama. Today was my birthday, and I got a new president.

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Wind Hits | Wind senryu poem example | 011009

A wave of wind hits . . . I wait behind my desk Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

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So Trapped | Brain senryu poem example | 010609

I am so trapped in my small wet brain. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

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Fingers Numb | People senryu poem example | 122008

Fingers numb from freezing rain – Never learned guitar. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

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Shopper’s Market | People senryu poem example | 121508

Shopper’s market – That girl has her mother’s teeth. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

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Walmart Shoppers | People senryu poem example | 112908

Walmart shoppers trampled a man to death – Jackals lick their chops. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits In memory of Jdimytai Damour, 34-year-old Walmart employee

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Climate Control | People senyru poem example | 112808

Climate control hum, colleagues argue or doze. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

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Blog Readers | People senryu poem example | 112308

Key words and links bring readers to blogs. They’ll linger a bit if you bleed. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

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Dripped Syrup | People senryu poem example | 112008

Dripped syrup on my shirt when multitasking. I should not wear clothes. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

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Rising in Silence | People senryu poem example | 112008

Cubed elevator. Step in, turn, look up. We are rising in silence. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

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