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Nature Haiku Poems

Haiku attentive to the living world, wild landscapes, and moments outdoors.

1,508 published haiku
in dreams through the sash
snow tires and a clink of chain
transport me away
Michael Flanagan Read poem →
We pad to the beach
float in a warm, shining sea
amble back, tired.
Hetti Wohlgemuth Read poem →
fire in the hills
white ash falls from the plum sky
I hold out my tongue
Louise Lynch Read poem →
Japanese maple
leaves turn from green to amber . . .
bracing for winter
Sandra Barnett Read poem →
cumulus clouds stalk
lupine's sun soaking petals
summer memory
Corinna German Read poem →
clouds on the mountain
watching from my cottage door
I grip my teacup
Jody Larson Read poem →
a half moon perches
in the sycamore's branches
light blooms on the hills
Frances Donovan Read poem →
Suspended halo
Ice crystals caress the moon
Frigid, hushed moon dogs
Suzanne Cottrell Read poem →
Yelping coyotes
chase October's gibbous moon
Dog woofs softly, once
Sherry Simpson Read poem →
fresh tea leaves dancing
with gusto through dull water
a flight of dragons
Gabriel Smithwilson Read poem →
Light blue morning sky
Oak branches frame a bright moon
Fallen rose petals
Brent Christianson Read poem →
limbs shed yellow leaves
dropping and shooting in wind
stars sit on sidewalks
Karen Shepherd Read poem →
pair of owls night-dance
enfolding the balsam pine
snow embroidery
Shelly Reed Thieman Read poem →
The sun stretches forth
to gather the moon's present
diamond covered Earth.
Jonathan Bennett Read poem →
Hoofprints in the snow
Filling with the windblown flakes
Disappearing now
Mary Haslett Read poem →
Large emerald hands
Deep forest beneath our eyes
The sea is churning
Eliza Mimski Read poem →
broken wing sparrow
flopping low along sidewalk-
green leaf in the wind
David Shultz Read poem →
Early morning sun
Gently emerging through fog
Calls, arise sweet earth
Leneé Moon Read poem →
Plumes of smoke rising
up from the leaf-covered ground
into the fall sky
Jen Mcalonan Read poem →
Furious wind chimes
Driven by the careless wind
Bang out their protest.
Sarvananda Bluestone Read poem →
Earth croaks three long times,
Morning sun rises and weeps
At the dirt of man
Leilani Smartt Read poem →
a tired rasp of leaf -
cold gust scattering blackbirds
into early night
Art Fredeen Read poem →
perfect black berries
red hollyhocks and cherries
summer sun's children
Ingrid Bruck Read poem →
Clear sky, a chill breeze
Daffodils nodding sagely
Spring is a false dawn
Dj Tyrer Read poem →
red bird minds nearby
stark against the crisp snow drifts
my late dad's spirit
Sally Jones Read poem →
Blinding yellow sun
Attempts to hide the faint moon.
Still, it is present.
Heather Teague Read poem →
new trash in alleys
swirling in the warm fall wind
paper cups dancing
Beverly Head Read poem →
First light opens up
a chorus of excitement.
Bright little song birds.
Jeff Harbrow Read poem →
Wooden garden swing.
Children grown-up, fly the nest;
Birds reclaim their perch.
Allen Ashley Read poem →
Fall retains its glow
Falling leaves and golden times
Followed by the snow
Bruce Levine Read poem →
On the hot, dry sand
Bones of an old coyote,
A spiral of wind
Donna G. Robbins Read poem →
Rain on the window
my shoulder, your restless head--
where secrets are safe
Adam Sprague Read poem →
Fiery sunset burns
In purple sky. Smokestacks climb
To touch its bright rays.
Heather Teague Read poem →
My heart, like dead leaves
downfallen, trampled afoot
broken troth of spring
Sharla Anderson Read poem →
catbird on a limb
total eclipse of the sun
a distant rumbling
Sandra Barnett Read poem →
leaves decay and melt
earth's flesh rotting into dirt
season reaches end--
Haven Morse Read poem →