Haiku for you.

[Diane Amberg]

 Roma Jean's got it!
Nicely done, and all in fun
Another some day?

[Diane Amberg]

Snails glide down the stems
eyes peering deep into leaves
What will they eat next?

[kfclark]

haiku written but
can I share these deepest thoughts
is the forum safe?

[Diane Amberg]

 Deep thoughts bare the soul.
Is this forum safe for you?
Friends are here, we pray.

[patyrn]

The autumn season
Quickly approaching this land
The best time of year!!!

[Janet Harrington]

Hummingbirds buzz around looking for
Sweet nectar with which to fill their bellies
Fly away little hummingbird away.

[Diane Amberg]

 This is very nice.  Too many syllables for a true Haiku, but I really like it.  And the hummers really are stuffing themselves now.

[Janet Harrington]

Diane,  I really don't know how to do these poems.  I just thought I would do 5 words, 7 words, and 5 words.  Obviously, it is 5 syllables, 7 syllables, and 5 syllables.  I think of another later and see if I can make it work.  I never was one to write poetry, but I'm getting older, so I'll try.

[Ole Granny]

Janet, You have a great start for a Haiku!
I was taught to write it like you did yours, then loose a few of the words or syllables or add -which ever works. 
That way you get the idea on what you want it to say.
Check mine out!!  Isn't it great!  (Don't bother looking, I haven't written one yet.)
Don't you just love wisdom from a no show.  I may when I find the time.

[patyrn]

early in the dawn
creatures waking up slowly.
welcome the bright sun