Haiku Poems About Mythology | Mythology Haiku Poems

Haiku poems about Mythology and Mythology haiku poems. Read and enjoy these haikus!

In the shifting air
the sweet scent of candy corn
candle wax burning

All doors are open
an ancient mystery lives
I bask in its glow

(beautiful!) Immense 
and Poseidon-like,—the sea
washes o'er my soul.

Maori legend
twisted pohutukawa-
the place of leaping

Mourn, you Yazid! cry! 
A killer should rain inside
Until his eyes dry.

Greek mythology
Orion the hunting one
Second brightest star

By Susan Mills

Ghost and goblins roam the streets
              happy waiting
 for a child to come by then suprise

The rising red sun
arousing Mother Gaea 
with bright red embers.

Wings, gifted to him.
Tools of freedom and one’s end.
Follow instructions.

Transylvanian
Tourist guides show Vlad's castle.
Vampires are not real.

Bacchus God of wine
Thou art the Liberator
Loosen our tongues with thy sweet nectar 

Bacchus God of wine
Thou art the Liberator
Whip us into a frenzy of intoxication

Bacchus God of wine
Thou art the Liberator
Allow us freedom to tell our secrets

Once upon a timelessness,
a ripple wrinkle,
night and day begot.
The rest is history.

the cross on my bedroom wall
keeps away vampires and werewolves
but not mosquitoes

Black sand morning sky~
   Scorpion strikes from the south
   Orion hides now

13Mar14

Celtic triple knot,

                                            Mystical life interweave.

                                              Eternal, the strength.

come over DeMar
your mother was a nice hoe
i'll buy you a beer

Eyes cold as ice fire
Ice sword sharper than steel .....
Numbed to all pain



Penned 16 July 2013 by Seren Roberts

Ice king contest





please read attached notes

my needs and my name
are really one and the same
Olive Eo Munny

So they roared and laughed
Big Joe was in his glory
He had them all fooled

He reveled in it
Bashing away at the keys
His thoughts ran amuck

But deep in his heart
He knew they felt all his pain
He knew that they cared

Copyright © Mike Martin 2015

Love and loyalty,
                                          You curve about my finger,
                                                 A swell of fervor.

dawn pulls down long veil 
nyx dances beneath moonlight ~
crickets shriek with cheer



"Nyx" is the primordial goddess of night in Greek mythology

Date written: 05/03/2023

Her mystic magic
beckons seas tranquillity
as her splashes calm

Tree intertwining,

                            complete cosmos, root, and branch,

                                      mystic Celtic wood.

She is the seer
Whose visions seared all of those
Unwilling to hear.

Silent woodlands hold
Many musical beings
Enjoy the concert.

Three coils unwind.

                                    Celtic then, now, and future,

                                              volution of life.

ancient chants
lift the sun
above the horizon

A dip in the Styx
Sun chariot passing by
Ancient dreams greet me.

shoulders of Atlas
upholding the weight of worlds
sag from recent strain

Crisp  pieces of bacon and
Two slices of bread
Miracle Whip™  spread


10/18/17
Written by James Edward Lee Sr ©2017

she walks on clouds
becomes the river
again

Devil minds portend
Pious windswept isolates
Angel hearts eclipse

Science thus submerge
temples oceans atlantis
secret narratives

the figure watches
its selective seduction
of my pressed pencil

You raise for a fight
Using witchcraft and magic
Grief in broad daylight.

wooded, moss entwined 
forgotten fenceline waits,
forever marking