Giants

A Haiku by Zen Nathaniel Yuzon

Grade 8 - Dignity

The ground was shaking

Something big passed the forest;

Silence came again

A Haiku by Sitti Miriya Kiara Geverola
Grade 8 - Dignity

Alone in the dark

Voices start to say hello

Trapping me again

A Haiku by Billy Scott Badayos
Grade 8 - Dignity

Silent forest night

The foxes walk on branches

Crackling and breaking

A Haiku by Jerel Daniel Abecia
Grade 8 - Dignity

A lightning flashes—

Old memories from my past

All but pass and die

A Haiku by Andrea Gianna Villamil

Grade 8 - Dignity

The truth is ugly

Lies are pretty as they are

But they trick people

A Haiku by Lovely Joy Monacillo
Grade 8 - Dignity

Trees give air always

Sun produces heat always

But both are needed

A Haiku by Timothy John Bolocon
Grade 8 - Dignity

High up in the sky

The rain forms and starts to fall

The rain is dropping

A Haiku by Amethyst Marquez
Grade 8 - Dignity

Flowers in the yard

Rocks in irregular shape

In a hazy place

A Haiku by Adrian Louise Aniñon
Grade 8 - Dignity

Birds in the skylight

Bats go out under moonlight

But can’t see sunlight

A Haiku by Rea Mae Bascon
Grade 8 - Dignity










Sun is very bright

I wake up in the morning

It’s so nice at night