Embrace of the Canopy Poem on Sloth and Nature Throws itself around on its tail, Trees wrapped between its globe, Shallow pools reflect in repeat It’s all it sees now, Dried up meadows, During the summer rays, The trees cool...
Timely Passage
Timely Passage A Haiku Poem Crossing in between, Roaring sounds beam light throughout, Passes just in time. By Sarah...
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Slow sleek steps, Pounces on its paws, Snow-clad fur, Brushes off impatiently, Ears perk up, When squeals and squeaks are heard, Steady and slowly, Merges with the blanket beneath, Almost at ease, Confidently it please, Lowers...
Bits of pieces, Scattered around, To pick them up, is what must be done, Shifted about, The broom sweeps, What left underneath, Is none of my concern, Scoured away, Evanesced by each beating minute, Concealed far apart from my...
Haunted House, A Halloween Poem Curiosity led me somewhere new,A place that anyone hardly knew,The door with no locks or keys,Left open just for me to see,Creaking wooden planks,With each furniture spot blank,The cobwebs above the ceiling,That...
Spooky Halloween Haiku Howls in the night sky,Wind blows to the other side,It’s Halloween night. By Sarah Shahzad, October 2023 About Spooky Halloween Haiku This haiku poem beautifully captures the atmosphere of Halloween night with a...
Sign Language Poetry: A Haiku Poem Hands flow into place,As they form words of their own,They speak as my own. Sarah Shahzad, September 2023 UN has proclaimed 23 September as the International Day of Sign Languages. This Haiku poem is...
Rhinoceros Poem: Support Conservation Strong bulky mammals,Trample around the dried grass plains,The moment they felt safe, They were shot in no time, Resilient armored creatures,A few spotted in their parched homeland,Next to the...
Bamboo Sprouting out upwards towards the tainted sky, The grassy forest once lasted acres away, Sunlight settles onto it with ease, As it is no longer covered in leaves, Gnawing on both ends, It continues to stay essential, Perks up the morning...
Red Panda Hanging around the branches of the Asian trees, The red-ringed tail swings around at ease, They twitter tweet from their mouths, The low quiet noises till south, High trees over them you can see, These bamboo-eating critters are at...
Teachers’ Pathway During these lessons, they open my mind, We venture on these expeditions, Together as one, They navigate the way, examining carefully, Draw out the whitened blank map, And design the plan using a tool called...