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Ocean & Water Haiku Poems

Haiku moving through oceans, rain, rivers, ponds, and reflective water.

519 published haiku
frozen lake melting
a flock of ducks steps into
the sun's reflection
John Han Read poem →
O lake, may I float
Across your bright satin skin
Pull oars and glide, glide ?
Martin Golan Read poem →
Rain falls like shiny
silver coins from the awning,
tapping on the lawn.
Sandy Hiortdahl Read poem →
the winter sunset
swims in a warm blue ocean
life left on the beach
Nancy May Read poem →
spring lasted three days
chill winds blew--first rain then snow
winter's last revenge
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
stormy spring weather
I saw your tears glistening
even through the rain
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
waking in a daze
a wasp's morning alarm clock
the cold spring raindrop
Nancy May Read poem →
boardwalk of turtles
amble seaside at sun's surge
current sweeps a kiss
Frank Geurrandeno Read poem →
A kaleidoscope
Changing, shifting, always new
A sunset at sea
Bill Melton Read poem →
On golden sand beach
epic cliffs crumbling pillars
prudence shall prevail
Surishiva Kumar Read poem →
Emotion Mirrored
Water Punctuating Flow
Caught in Reflection
Daniel Thompson Read poem →
The beautiful clam
he left on the beach was one
more unknown future
Tim Gardiner Read poem →
water sustains life
all around the planet as
a hurricane strikes
Valentina Ranaldi-adams Read poem →
meadow's warm wind swirls
tall grass is a stormy sea
white tipped flowers wave
Dc Bursey Read poem →
Bending trees sing a
song of melancholy on
the river's cold bank.
Elias Red Read poem →
Bold goldfish shine like
New copper pennies swimming
In waves of sunlight
Carolann Palomba Read poem →
the sky grows two stars
seven pelicans fly by
low, over the sea
Grace Hughes Chappell Read poem →
On the coldest eve
above the bay's shingle shore
Venus was rising
Tim Gardiner Read poem →
your red umbrella
hope there's no rain tomorrow
we kissed, you forgot
Caden Gray Read poem →
The water-fall laughed,
chuckling o'er the stones below-
by the bridge, straight-faced.
Bradley Meyer Read poem →
I touch desert sands
and hold your seas in my hands
My God's holy lands
Heather Browne Read poem →
tendrils of sun rays
turn the lake a whiskey gold
flash of amber eyes
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
Advancing in line
Impacts of artillery
Rain on dusty soil
Bill Melton Read poem →
Glowing summer moon
Reflects across the water
A fishing raccoon
Bill Melton Read poem →
A nostalgic wave
as you turn your back in hope
I will follow you
Anna Desario Read poem →
walking on the beach
I reached out to take your hand
before the dream crashed
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
Birds to feeder flock.
Like fine rain to earth seeds fall.
Hunger pays no heed.
John Mueter Read poem →
swift rain blurs blossoms
down my black silk cheongsam
drying on clothes line
Sissy Buckles Read poem →
illinois city
shrugs its shoulders, taxes me
for pure spring water
Mark Jones Read poem →
one day spring appears--
dirt, sun, rain, the tilt of Earth--
it lives beyond words
Grace Hughes Chappell Read poem →
the red hound glares sharp
across the frozen river
coyote grins back
Tyson West Read poem →
long lost relative
sister seal swims on her side
heartbeat of the sea
Cynthia Sharp Read poem →
A Cloud of blood swirls
In a cup of hot water
Bug in my body
Luke Roe Read poem →
Winter willow waves
opaled arms, bearing weight, white
of innocent snow.
A.j. Huffman Read poem →
Snow falls on lake's shore.
Winter fingers work magic,
turn water to ice.
A.j. Huffman Read poem →
fenceline hackberry's
yellowing leaves drift downward
into Wild Horse Creek
Jack Jordan Read poem →