Summer Haiku Poems

Published: July 2019

These nature haiku poems highlight the season of summer and the foods of summer. They are written in the form of a haiku, a three-line poem that follows the syllable count of 5-7-5.

13 Haiku Summer Poems About Summer Activities And Food

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The Pink Summer Sphere
- By Suh Joon Kim
- Published by Family Friend Poems July 2016 with permission of the Author.
Every summer, my family and I would travel back to Korea and buy the peaches in the wet market...the juiciest, ripest, and the biggest peach that would make your mouth drip saliva. In the sweltering hot summer, taking those peaches out from the freezer and putting them in your mouth gives a sensation that makes your mouth burst in sweetness. Peaches are a summer fruit that should not go unnoticed.

Peaches Haiku

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The chill, worming in
Shock, pleasure, bursting within
Summer tongue awakes

The chill, worming in
Shock, pleasure, bursting within
Summer tongue awakes
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This haiku just makes me want to close my eyes and picture in my head a beautiful flower garden, swaying in the cool breeze on a hot summer day. It also gives me the chills! Jayjay

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Peacefulness
- By Paul Holmes
- Published by Family Friend Poems July 2019 with permission of the Author.
Summer

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Calm as a river
Tranquility in my heart
Blue summer skies reign.

Calm as a river
Tranquility in my heart
Blue summer skies reign.

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One Day Of Summer
- By David Fox
- Published by Family Friend Poems July 2019 with permission of the Author.
Beautiful Sunrise And Sunset

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Beautiful sunrise
On a warm summer morning.
I wait for day's start.

Beautiful sunrise
On a warm summer morning.
I wait for day's start.

Rosy colored sky
On a cool summer evening.
Glorious sunset.

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Strawberry Moon
- By Patricia L. Cisco
- Published by Family Friend Poems July 2018 with permission of the Author.
I love the different seasons of the year. This haiku-style poem is about the full moon of June, as summer really kicks in. Sometimes we even see a pink or reddish tint to the moon or halo, indicating a hot day to come. It also shows the power of the moon to control the ocean tides. Fishing on a summer day gives a sense of relaxation and joy, and if fortunate, can result in a delicious dinner. That seems like something to whistle about. This is written for my husband and two sons.

Summer Adventures In June Haiku

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Full strawberry moon,
ushers in hot days of June,
high tides fill the dune,

Full strawberry moon,
ushers in hot days of June,
high tides fill the dune,

hot sun rising soon,
fishing in the afternoon,
whistling my own tune!
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Walking Along The Seashore (Haiku)
- By Paul Holmes
- Published by Family Friend Poems July 2019 with permission of the Author.
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Picking up pebbles
Or seashells strewn on soft sand
Pure relaxation.

Picking up pebbles
Or seashells strewn on soft sand
Pure relaxation.
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So beautiful! So Enchanting! LOVE the Imagery!

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Summer
- By Mary E Bone
- Published by Family Friend Poems August 2019 with permission of the Author.
This acrostic poem is about making memories with summer fun. Making mud pies is fun and messy. The children in our small town had lots of fun playing in the sandbox and making mud pies when we were children.

Acrostic Poem About Enjoying Summer

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Sitting outside
Under a tree
Mud pies and water
Making memories

Sitting outside
Under a tree
Mud pies and water
Making memories
Enjoying summer
Relaxing fun!
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Ice Cream
- By Toasty T. Fella Pellegrino
- Published by Family Friend Poems July 2016 with permission of the Author.
This haiku is about one of my favorite summer treats, ice cream! I wrote it for the July haiku contest, and it is a representative of my best efforts at writing something poetic about food in haiku form.

Haiku About A Cold And Refreshing Treat

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Cream, smooth as velvet
A taste, sweet as your first love
Cold and refreshing

Cream, smooth as velvet
A taste, sweet as your first love
Cold and refreshing

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Everything Is Pink
- By Jessica Knight
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2016 with permission of the Author.
Summer has always been pink to me. Defining the sunsets, horizons, flowers, and drinks. I see the colour reflecting in summer romances and in kisses on the beach.

Color Of Summer

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Sun-kissed berry drinks,
And forever twilight skies,
Summer drowns in pinks.

Sun-kissed berry drinks,
And forever twilight skies,
Summer drowns in pinks.
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Luscious Peach
- By Paulette Vickers
- Published by Family Friend Poems July 2016 with permission of the Author.
Irresistible freshness packed into a tender juicy summer fruit.

My Favorite Summer Food

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Fuzzy blushy skin
Bursting sweetness, hidden seed
Succulent nectar

Fuzzy blushy skin
Bursting sweetness, hidden seed
Succulent nectar
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This describes a high quality ripe peach exactly, and the deliciousness of a really sweet, succulent taste explosion, and the rapture of it all !

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Sweltering Climes
- By SUSHMA A. SINGH
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2016 with permission of the Author.
The poetic season of monsoon in North Indian plains is preceded by intense summer when temperatures soar up to 47 degrees Celsius. Heat and dust prevail everywhere and humanity seems to buckle down with languor and lethargy. To those unaccustomed to the harsh weather conditions, venturing out at peak hours may be perilous, with risk of succumbing to heatstroke. All eyes are pinned to the skies above, praying for clouds to emerge and descend down on mother earth and cool the raging fires.

Poem About North Indian Summer

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Parched throat, roasted skin,
Scorching sun rays, blazing winds
Soul sizzling within!

Parched throat, roasted skin,
Scorching sun rays, blazing winds
Soul sizzling within!
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Wow. Wonderful description. I am actually quite surprised you got a rhyme in there. That is very hard for me to do.

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Ideal Day
- By Suh Joon Kim
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2016 with permission of the Author.
After school ends, you think what to do during summer break. No one to bother you from what you're about to do. You walk to the balcony, a book in your hand, and sit on the chair outside, the sea breeze facing you, as the sun beams down on you. You sip tea as you turn the pages until the sun starts setting. A seasonal rarity as the light fades and you see the beauty go down peacefully.

Peace In The Summer Time

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Sea breeze blows ahead
The book flows and the sun glows
Perfect summer day

Sea breeze blows ahead
The book flows and the sun glows
Perfect summer day
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Summer Midnight
- By Sazaria Quarles
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2015 with permission of the Author.
This is a Haiku describing summer midnights and how they makes you feel and the view of them.

Haiku About Summer Nights

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Warm midnight falling.
Stars shining, dancing brightly.
Peaceful all at once.

Warm midnight falling.
Stars shining, dancing brightly.
Peaceful all at once.
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Peacefulness The stars are bright While the night is Peaceful, calm, and Warm

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Summer Memories
- By Bethany V. Cove
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2016 with permission of the Author.
When I was younger we would play hopscotch in the day and have campfires at night. I wanted to capture the feeling of how summer doesn't end when the sun goes down because it's a never ending cycle of fun, and day and night just seem like a difference in light when it comes to summer!

Haiku About Fun Memories Of Summer

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Nighttime campfires,
Playing hopscotch every day,
Laughter all the way!

Nighttime campfires,
Playing hopscotch every day,
Laughter all the way!
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Summer Haiku Poems

13 Haiku Summer Poems About Summer Activities And Food

This acrostic poem is about making memories with summer fun. Making mud pies is fun and messy. The children in our small town had lots of fun playing in the sandbox and making mud pies when we were children.

This haiku is about one of my favorite summer treats, ice cream! I wrote it for the July haiku contest, and it is a representative of my best efforts at writing something poetic about food in haiku form.

Summer has always been pink to me. Defining the sunsets, horizons, flowers, and drinks. I see the colour reflecting in summer romances and in kisses on the beach.

Irresistible freshness packed into a tender juicy summer fruit.

This is a Haiku describing summer midnights and how they makes you feel and the view of them.

When I was younger we would play hopscotch in the day and have campfires at night. I wanted to capture the feeling of how summer doesn't end when the sun goes down because it's a never ending cycle of fun, and day and night just seem like a difference in light when it comes to summer!