365 Christmas Haikus

Arguably, the most commonly used poetic form, the traditional haiku consist of 17 “on” (Japanese for syllable) within three phrases of 5, 7 and 5 respectively. In 2009, we ventured to write one Christmas Haiku a day for a complete year. Aided with the help of our staff, collectors, and friends, we were happy to have come up with 365 Christmas Haikus for every day of the year! Enjoy and Merry Christmas!

August 4
We didn’t believe / we could do 365 / Christmas all year ’round!

August 3
We wish you the best / regardless what you believe / good tidings and health!

August 2
Time is winding down / Like production time for toys / haikus last few days

August 1
August is so hot / Elves want air conditioners / And snowmen are scarce

July 31
September brings Fall / Vacation ends for us all / All Elves back to work

July 30
October is spooky / Scares the Dickens out of me / Christmas ghosts roam free

July 29
November checklist / The good and bad are known / Screened out the turkeys

July 28
December is here / Everything is ready to go / Time for the big show

July 27
Melchoir brought the gold / Frankincense from Balthasar / And Gasper brought myrrh?

July 26
Left a glass of milk / In the morning, it’s still there / Brandy is missing!

July 25
Jingle jingle bells / On my sleigh,beautiful sound / Ringing in Christmas

July 24
Shiny Brite baubles / Adorn my tree high and low / What a Christmas glow!

July 23
Warm Christmas mulled wine / Sipped on a cold winter’s night / Makes everything right

July 22
Mistletoe above / So I kisses the misses / Then look for my wife

July 21
Santa left a mess / Soot and ash throughout the house / Mom was not happy

July 20
Jingle, jingle bells / Quasimodo loves Christmas / Jingle, jingle bells!

July 19
Unexpected stop / Bareback—not good for Dasher / needed a short rest

July 18
A weekend away / Santa must get back up North / Elves behind schedule

July 17
Riding the ferry / makes Santa thankful for deer / much more efficient

July 16
Weekend at the beach / kids mistake him for a whale / can’t wear the speedo

July 15
Nantucket for him / Santa will attend the show / Weekend at Bartlet’s

July 14
Heat Wave in the States / Santa hopes they don’t come North / tourists stomp his snow.

July 13
Got a call from Mel / Hoping that Santa forgives / throwing sand at Greg

July 12
Virginia still doubts / Santa really exist, but / He believes in her

July 11
The saint Nick diet / Of cookies and milk gives a- /Well rounded figure


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