For our last session with Waters 7th graders before spring break, it felt fitting to explore the haiku. This traditional Japanese poetic form is often used to describe observations in nature, and often accompanied by drawings. Sonia Sanchez subverts the haiku with her poem 9 Haiku (for Freedom’s Sisters). Students wrote their own haiku series, many in honor of the people, places and animals they admire. Take a look below and enjoy!
Haiku ♥
by Anonymous
One that is quite strict
Has to know everything
Her very big brain
One that has no voice
No one to guide in the dark
Though the most loyal
One that tries too much
Promises to be loyal
A liar they are
One that is now dead
Former happiness they were
Why? I ask myself
One that stayed with me
Listens and listens, I trust
I trust, yes I do
Haikus
by Theo R.
Ts PMO
icl ngl omg
u trpng twin
great meme dihpression
yt shorts colonization
nahh WE all doing ts
the LTF meme
it’s still massive ong bru
WE all dragging ts meme
Legends never die
nahhh ts meme saving us
Please more memes bru
RIP John Pork
we ALL hate Tim Cheese
Marvin beak saving us ong
Lebron our king
WE all pray to you
you are our king
We are young
ts meme so goated ong
Jst gimme a millennial burger
Haiku
by Milo M.
mom
mother a beauty
the mother who gave me birth
i thank my mother
dad
father my hero
a knight who shines golden bright
led me to greatness
dogs
my great dogs 2 sized
one big one small, beautiful
i love my cute dogs
my house
house, nice great and tall
a wonder of bricks to live
it’s happy to be
art
art is my lifeline
love for the arts keep alive
stay with me for all
