Haiku is a form of Japanese poetry. A haiku has 3 lines. In the first line there are 5 syllables. In the second line there are 7 syllables. In the third line there are 5 syllables. A syllable is a unit of sound. The word 'beautiful' has 3 syllables: beau-ti-ful.
Try writing a haiku about one of the farm animals. Try using colours and sounds to bring the poem to life like Will Harper-Penrose does. Try using some words that start with the same sounds.
Here are two Haikus by Will Harper-Penrose
LADYBIRD Lipstick red lady, Flighty yet often friendly, Jewel of the woodland.
CROW Cacophonous calls, Send a warning to them all, Corvids great and small.
Try writing a longer poem using haikus as verses. You could write a verse about each of the animals. If you can't get the right number of syllables in each line, don't worry.
Try writing a haiku that starts with a question, like this one by Will Harper-Penrose.
MOLE Who's that in the hole, Digging up the grassy knoll, Pesky little mole.