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- We publish a beer haiku daily. A simple poem each day to celebrate one of life's simple pleasures. Submissions are welcome. - A page of 5-7-5 poems relating to the current (2008) real estate and mortgage crisis. Additional poems welcome. | - Airless Suburban Haiku - - "A cynical celebration of conspicuous consumption in haiku form." --What they said of themselves. It's accurate.
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 | - AsianAmericanFilm.com: Haiku Fu - - A weekly haiku contest based on photos of Asian Americans in the film world. Read 'em! Write 'em! Win cheap but delightful prizes! In your face fun.
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 | - Bar Haiku - - Scanned images of haiku written in bars (usually on napkins). Fun and funny, with some X-rated, as you might expect from the "Bar Haiku Crowd".
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 | - Bing Crosby's Haiku - - Uses invented names in all its content, except in cases when public figures are being satirized.
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 | - Bushku Generator - - Cyberpoetry as from the glib lips of the Global Village Idiot. Bushku use a 3-5-3 syllable form, 'cause 5-7-5 is too darn complexicated, Laura.
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 | - Crack Haiku - - A collection of haiku about crack cocaine.
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 | - Daily News Haikus - - Witty, insightful take on the day's events in traditional 5-7-5 form. Contains links to story sources, and archives from past days. Submit your own.
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 | - Dairy Lama: Land of Cheese Haiku - - Submit dairy-inspired haiku poems, called mooküs. Mookü poems are submitted and displayed on topics such as art, philosophy, love, science, and adventure.
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 | - Dog Haikus - - A poetic tribute to the domesticated dog. Not classical, not 'artsy', just apt. Hopefully entertaining.
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 | - The Genuine Haiku Generator - - The Genuine Haiku Generator, powered by JavaScript, creates evocative, meaningful verse (?) using completely random combinations of individual words. Save your favorite haiku online, or send one to a friend. (May be X-rated..
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 | - Haiku Error Messages - - Yet another rendition of this popular group of 5-7-5s, with a few new ones thrown in.
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 | - Haiku error messages - - If programmers were more into Haiku these are the sort of error messages you might see. (This appears to be the same as the original Salon.com set, see below..
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 | - The Haiku Homepage - - An informational resource about [pseudo-]Haiku, modern and historical.
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 | - Haiku U. - - Site of David M. Bader, author of "Haiku U." and other books of humorous 5-7-5s related to Zen and Judaism.
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 | - Haiku-A-Day - - Haiku Nurse provides an original Haiku every day. Blogged by an Oregon author.
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 | - HaikuMachine - - HM automatically generates "haikus" online using HM's patented 575 technology engine.
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 | - Haikus for Jews - - Humorous haikus, combining ancient Zen wisdom with timeless Jewish noodging. Excerpts from book for sale.
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 | - haikus4hotties - - Irreverent 5-7-5 syllable poetry dedicated to beautiful strangers found on Friendster and other dating sites.
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 | - Hard To Swallow - - Mostly absurd thoughts about the God of the Universe in loose Senryu and Tanka poetry. Food for thought and discussion. Brief comments on religious extremism, totalitarianism etc.
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 | - Honku: The Poetry of Clinton Street - - Aaron Naparstek's attempt to combat urban traffic noise with haiku and promote his book. Includes verses, message board, and notes and links on the urban noise problem.
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 | - Hot Cross Haiku - - A poetry weblog featuring traditional and modern haiku by Ian Row of Melbourne and fellow hot crossers from around the world.
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 | - Pop Haiku - - A collection of 5-7-5s about pop culture. Send your own for consideration. Managed by Lisa Beebe and Fred Flores.
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 | - productmoment.com - commercial poetry - - Site marries 5-7-5 doggerel verse to the commercial world in an attempt to combine the ancient form of poetry with the consumer world. Users are invited to spend a moment with products they are researching and think of them in a different way. A sales site, consisting entirely of advertisements.
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 | - Transmissions In Seventeen - - A plethora of 5-7-5s on just about any current topic, and some not so current (PEZ, anyone?), by Richie Millennium.
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