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Haikus from a Child
April 4, 2017
Love
What’s love? I’ve wondered.
Love is giving you the last
Fruit snack in the pack.
Hate
What’s hate? I’ve wondered.
Hate is stomping up the stairs,
And slamming the door.
Fear
What’s fear? I’ve wondered.
Fear is losing Mom in the
Aisles at the store.
Joy
What’s joy? I’ve wondered.
Joy is finding a cookie
In your school lunchbox.
Shame
What’s shame? I’ve wondered.
Shame is knocking over Mom’s
Favorite blue vase.
Pride
What’s pride? I’ve wondered.
Pride is Mom hanging your art
On the fridge at home.
© Jennifer W., St. Albans, WV
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