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Seasons Haiku Poems

Haiku marking the wheel of the year and nature’s changing character.

579 published haiku
cold of winter night
pale light from a dry round moon
softer than silence
Jay Cates Read poem →
season of ripe buds
dreary drizzle slips away
his name on her tongue
Grace Black Read poem →
equinox arrives
white snow melts off tree branches
green buds grow outward
M. Sakran Read poem →
Army of ravens
Bow power lines in winter
Wingspans darken skies
Valerie Obrien Read poem →
Dove flies through cold breeze.
Lands to rest on soft white ground.
Fades on winter snow.
Kadeejah Nystrand Read poem →
late winter morning
new buds snuggle in branches
slumbering til spring
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
a cold winter breeze
snowflakes parachute softly
on empty branches
Nancy May Read poem →
scattered to the winds
dusty leaves and lifeless skin
end of a season
Souvik Chakraborty Read poem →
He massages pigs
with salt and pepper before
the slow, winter snow.
Vanessa Raney Read poem →
yellow elder leaves
blow away before first frost
afraid to wear white
Tyson West Read poem →
still leafless and damp
my tree full of noisy crows
feels the spring sunlight
Jay Cates Read poem →
swaying field of grass -
a summer wind scatters thoughts
to blue horizons
Chris Gusek Read poem →
Sparrows chirruping
in the unceasing deluge ?
winter slips away.
James Roderick Burns Read poem →
branches in mourning
surrender to the autumn?
scattering of leaves
Nancy May Read poem →
children still at play
after a long dry summer
feet on brittle leaves
Jay Cates Read poem →
chaste upon her lips
morose whisper of winter
loss consumed her bones
Grace Black Read poem →
Glowing summer moon
Reflects across the water
A fishing raccoon
Bill Melton Read poem →
A soft summer breeze
across the scorching paved road
An urban oven
Marybeth Cohowicz Read poem →
A man ought to love
brown leaves and the last acorn
before winter snow
Dennis Herrell Read poem →
Burnt greenhouse. No seed.
Black boards in a brackish field.
Equinox, at least.
Woody Evans Read poem →
Muffled quietness
Shroud that covers everything
A winter snowfall
Bill Melton Read poem →
tangerine sunrise
spring wakes buds on birch branches-
sleepless night, child sick
Pam Hauck Read poem →
Kawazu sits there
like an old man needing warmth
spring comes so quickly
Jennifer Schmitt Read poem →
Harsh the cold wind blows
Yet tears burn strongly with heat
sad is this season
Jennifer Schmitt Read poem →
On winter's windy
days, that faithful sentry, my
scarecrow salutes me
Dan Campbell Read poem →
Windless summer days
Even birds sing lazily
Sparse now with their praise
Bill Melton Read poem →
even butterflies
might follow the lowest moth
into autumn lights
Colin Campbell Read poem →
stars unlatch themselves
at dawn from the Harvest Moon
dissolve like weak dreams
Julie Degarie Read poem →
snow purls small stitches
rows and rows a woolen scarf
upon winter's neck.
Pattie Flint Read poem →
Weighted red petals
spring lively, greeting sun, when
morning dew drops drip
Alissa Oliverson Read poem →
leaves in rainwater
naked branches catch snowflakes
in a winter breeze
Nancy May Read poem →
today's joy unfolds
quiet gladness celebrate
under summer moon
Chris Gusek Read poem →
at the hospital ?
spring flowers filling her room
winter in her eyes
Debbi Antebi Read poem →
when the winter comes
the sunlight over the snow
heaven fell to earth
Amada Burgard Read poem →
Desolation in
the wood. The winter moon shows
only death tonight.
Elias Red Read poem →
illinois city
shrugs its shoulders, taxes me
for pure spring water
Mark Jones Read poem →