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Nature Haiku Poems

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

1,527 published haiku
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 →
Weeping blood red sun
Hangs low in the evening sky,
Dreams of long-lost loves.
Frank Modica Read poem →
Glass beach surf castoffs
Wave polishes rainbow stones
Vanishing treasures
Maria Depaul Read poem →
A cliff face daunting
Finger hold, toe hold, anchor
Harness the mountain
Eldie Wood Read poem →
Freezing rain and snow
Silken black lace of winter
Children ice skating.
Bruce Levine Read poem →
Tree branches whisper
A gentle unseen caress
Scents of blooms afar
Miriam Thor Read poem →
babbling summer creek
floating leaf with clever ant
must have surfing bug
Mia Middonte Read poem →
At vigil, a bird,
young, stands over his fallen
mother. Summer weeps.
Helen Dano Read poem →
Darkness, quiet rain
Train whistles in the distance
I think I can sleep
Eve Taft Read poem →
summer afternoon
tree and pond on lonely field
sky like baldachin
Melissa Laussmann Read poem →
sudden morning storm
rolling thunder, heavy rain
frogs taking cover
Jody Larson Read poem →
Wind ruffles your hair
As you board the new school bus.
Where has the time gone?
Debra Kirouac Read poem →
I am wildfire.
I have the moon's howl inside.
The world turns away.
Heidemarie Brandes Read poem →
The moon and the stars
continue to shine their light
when all else seems dark
Patti Herman Read poem →
The wind smells like death,
I think of you breathing it--
The sound at low tide.
Karl Hakmiller Read poem →
Black-forked tongues spew hate
Mesmerize the credulous
Earth falls under weight
Michael Balletti Read poem →
heavy summer air
thick with rain wanting to fall
my plants love you so
Jodie Brown Read poem →
Fragile egos caught
On tree limbs like broken kites
Flapping in the wind
Beverly Head Read poem →