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Seasons Haiku Poems

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

576 published haiku
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 →
one day spring appears--
dirt, sun, rain, the tilt of Earth--
it lives beyond words
Grace Hughes Chappell Read poem →
the winter magpie
skips by so nonchalantly
everything freezes
Vincent O'connor Read poem →
Spring creeps into streams
their pools breathe deep as each waits
for salmon to leap.
Ct Norgang Read poem →