Smooth pebbles

Look at the red throat of the humming bird - then tell your story again by Ronald Baatz.

A child looking at ants

Cedar cones tumble

Half of the minnows

A turtle on a turtle

Mule dragging dawn across the bridge

dawn.. the rooster for sacrifice calls in the temple - K Ramesh

Some writers like Gail Sher have made Haiku practising famous. 

Kigo - spring rain?

poet Title clarifies poem

She picks paper white
as boiled egg

From the haikus that I liked best, I take lessons in
1. How few words can encompass the world. Like the Worldsowrth's world-grain-sand
2. Actions in nature, traced back to its origins, find company - cedar cones (Gerald Vizenor)
3. Ilusions - James W hackett - minnows in shallow
4. Origin of certain thoughts like Peggy Willis turtle on a turtle on a rock

Dawn.. the rooster for sacrifice calls in the temple - K Ramesh

My favourite - Mule dragging dawn across the bridge - John Willis

At the beginner level you will be taken by aleast few haikus and enjoy the moments of when the poetry was written.
I can memorise this poetry if not Shakespeare.