Weather Poems for Haiku Day

Today is Haiku Day, a time to celebrate the Japanese short form poetry typically constructed of three lines of five, seven, and five syllables, respectively. We asked some kids to share their weather haikus. Take a look:

“Wolf Wind”
Wind blows fast and fast!
It howls like an angry wolf.
The wind stings me now!
— Julianne, age 7

Defining cloud shapes
A sunny rainy rainbow
Wish for thunderstorms
— Ellie, age 8

“Bird Spikes”
Robin wants to rest
On these funny sticks? OK!
Ouch! Away I go!
— Lucia, age 10

“Comfort for a Rainy Day”
My mother bakes pies
She cooks them to perfection
My mom likes to cook
 —Isaac, 12

Four distinct seasons
Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter
We enjoy it all
— Ella, age 15

Lots of lots of snow
The dark winter comes to life
Every snowflake’s different
 — Carly, age 15

Now it’s your turn! Write your own weather haiku and post it in the comments for a chance to win a Columbia Weather mug!

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