Kahlo Haiku:Humorous collection of haiku written in tribute to Frida Kahlo and her rich sense of humor. Submissions accepted.
Airless Suburban Haiku: "A cynical celebration of conspicuous consumption in haiku form." --What they said of themselves. It's accurate.
Arpeggiating through the Feeblesquare: A surreal, unconventional, and somewhat postmodern exploration of the modern abyss through haiku.
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.
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".
Bing Crosby's Haiku: Uses invented names in all its content, except in cases when public figures are being satirized.
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.
Cowku For Better Living: Pseudo-haiku about cows.
Crack Haiku: A collection of haiku about crack cocaine.
Crow City Haiku Generator: Generates mystical computer haiku about crows.
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.
Dog Haikus: A poetic tribute to the domesticated dog. Not classical, not 'artsy', just apt. Hopefully entertaining.
Guardian Unlimited Book Games: Haiku: Haiku page of a British newspaper, featuring its weekly contest for 5-7-5s based on the news.
haik(you) - creative haiku writing: Read other's writings, or login and write a 5-7-5; not haiku.
Haiku and Mercifully Short Poems: Haiku and short poems. Submissions welcome.
Haiku Bonanza: A modern Haiku website featuring daily haikus, an active forums, Haiku history, and How To pages.
Haiku by Everyone: User-contributed collection, mostly 5-7-5.
Haiku Circus by Ken Sakamoto: Haiku Circus - a comic strip that combines haiku poetry [that is, 5-7-5s] with drawings by Ken Sakamoto.
Haiku Error Messages: Yet another rendition of this popular group of 5-7-5s, with a few new ones thrown in.
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.)
Haiku Obituaries: Heather haunts the dead, writing weekly obituaries in 5-7-5. Includes access to a weekly haiku mailing list.
Haiku Reviews: The Haiku Poetry Review site: where you can add or read reviews of films, music or books in 5-7-5 verses. (No relation to Japanese poetry.)
Haiku U.: Site of David M. Bader, author of "Haiku U." and other books of humorous 5-7-5s related to Zen and Judaism.
HaikuMachine: HM automatically generates "haikus" online using HM's patented 575 technology engine.
Haikus for Jews: Humorous haikus, combining ancient Zen wisdom with timeless Jewish noodging. Excerpts from book for sale.
haikus4hotties: Irreverent 5-7-5 syllable poetry dedicated to beautiful strangers found on Friendster and other dating sites.
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.
Insect Haiku: Generates haiku illustrating the beauty and tragedy of the insect world.
Periodic Table of Haiku: Yes, a periodic table of the elements, with a scifaiku for each one. Assembled over 3 weeks, by dozens of scifaiku writers, now a complete chart. Brainchild of Ron Sparks.
Pop Haiku: A collection of 5-7-5s about pop culture. Send your own for consideration. Managed by Lisa Beebe and Fred Flores.
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.
Salon | 21st: The 21st Challenge: A collection of "haiku computer error messages" resulting from a contest, with author's names.
Sayings of the Wise Shang-ti: Proverb-like guru-ku written by the Wise Shang-ti while meditating high atop McDonald's golden arches.
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.)
The Haiku Hompage: An informational resource about [pseudo-]Haiku, modern and historical.
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.
Work Haiku - Providing an office diversion with haiku: Embrace the ennui. Become one with the cubicle. Divert yourself from office drudgery. While senior managers mull over how to spend their bonus checks, taunt them with an ancient Japanese art form. Escape into your mind with the power of haiku poetry.