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Earth Month is Poetry Month: Haiku Winners and Submissions

published on: April 29, 2022

This April 2022 we celebrated Earth Month alongside National Poetry Month. Throughout the month, we accepted haiku submissions related to Florida nature. Winners and submissions can be seen below.

Haikus are image-based poems that contain seventeen total syllables written in lines of five (5) seven (7), and again five (5)

Top Four Winners

Esperanza by Ashley Helms

Mother Ocean by Christopher Monge

Ibis Landing by Georgiana Kurtz

Whisper of the Planet by Farzia Muhtamima Ikra

All Haiku Submissions

Night Jewels by Patty Lloyd

At last by Bryon Holland

Squirrel Serendipity by Gail S Tucker

White Environmentalism Part 1 by CMP

White Environmentalism Part 2 by CMP

Sherbert Sky by Lindsay Cross

It Wears You Down by Nathan Grozan

Hold Politicians Accountable by Nathan Grozan

Full Moon Scale Rise by Yvonne Worden

Swampland Sanctuary by Brooke H

Spring by Molly Griner

Hope by Molly Griner

rippled pond reflects by Nina Marshall

glacial ice gardens by Nina Marshall

They paved paradise and put up a toll road by Savana Roach

Breathless planet by Farzia Muhtamima Ikra

Pachamama by Ashley Helms

Florida Sunset by Georgiana Kurtz

Florida Flamingo by Brittany Bernstien

Don't Bowl by Jonathan Webber

a moment at Morikami by Blue Kaufman

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