Glass balls and glowing lights.      Dead tree in living room.      Killed to honor birth.

The life of a heart Begins and dies too fast Thump, thump, thump, thump ... silence.      Jordan Grade 9 at Clark H.S. Bright butterfly floating over the flowers. Spring is beginning.      Sebastian Robles Red leaves Resting upon the snow. Winter breeze is coming.      S. Carranaza Lost Leaves floating upon the wind Autumn is over.      Daniel Carranza,      Grade 7, Rockheights School      Victoria B.C. Canada Little butterfly floating over the flowers. Spring is beginning      Andrew Sinclair Leaving the cold we welcome beautiful flowers and warm weather with sunny days children laughing and playing in the park.      Lacey Paradis Spring rain is falling. The little boy is teaching His cat to jump.      Asra      Grade 10   Albert Campbell C.I. Crimson dragon sliding through the grass magic is beginning      Marni      Grade 9  Thomas Haney School Red bicycle dust Blows across prairie heat Catching rye hiccups.      Reggie Wild, flying above Clouds passing, wind whipping, joy Feeling of flying.      Kristin      Grade 9   Worsley School Pretty blue flowers floating on the cool waters between the green grassy banks.      Danielle      Grade 7   Worsley School Yellow, red leaves resting against the road; Autumn is setting in.      Aranjeet Singh      Grade 11   Shorecrest High School Frigid dawn hungry; waiting; a horse.      Ira Wolfe Last day of the year Happiness for the new day The New Year is near.      Joie     Grade 9 Lacombe Jr High School Aurora Borealis dances on the evening stars entertains the universe      Sheena      Grade 9   Worsley School Free flowing water goes wherever it wants to there's no boundaries      Laurie      Grade 8   Worsley School A dog eating food its tail wagging joyful tired once again      Jason      Grade 7   Worsley School The sky was dark; A midnight pillow for the stars.      Emily W.      Grade 6   Worsley School The sunset glows red; water splashes at my feet. Cold water is calming me.      Ella Finnis My little brother Is a big pain, but He sure is fun.      Bailey L. Grade 7   Worsley School Send us your Haiku and we'll post it here. Use our Haiku submissions page. Haiku | Send Us Yours | Entries                       Language Arts | Social Studies & the Arts Page | Worsley School                       Content & Design by Bill Willis Wunderland Website Design