Weather Haiku Poems

A thin haze of fog
softens the morning sunrise
a cantaloupe sky

Bill Melton Read poem →

Rising from water
the sun's lance piercing the cloud
brings enlightenment

Sally Long Read poem →

Threadbare branches mourn
vestments stolen by chill winds -
melancholy ghosts

Steve Herbert Read poem →

mist coddling the peak
narrow path to the summit
blood between my toes

Misha Hoo Read poem →

windfall cedar trunk
rolled smooth in rain forest moss
decays evergreen

Tyson West Read poem →

Lotus Peak Shimmers
A veil of misty showers
Cloud Edo's white dream

Vyomi Malik Read poem →

Luminous dust cloud
New moon over ripe cherries
Memories dry out

Richard Flick Read poem →

Wind drags across time
pulling at leaves and false teeth
I can barely smile

Bryan Verdi Read poem →

Hail you, full of grace
Do you sense blessings divine?
Stone drips on water.

Allison Cowzer Read poem →

black crow flaps its wings
suspended on a wind gust
blotting out the sun

Loreena Thiessen Read poem →

The darkening sky
softly exhales its last wish
early autumn rain

Souvik Chakraborty Read poem →

hazed mist of morning
kingfisher iridescent~
sticklebacks beware

Miken Namwen Read poem →

stooping among dunes
camels gleaning green stubble
after desert rain

Dennis Lowe Read poem →

morning summer breeze
a concentric draft ascends
white oak leaves tremble

Dennis Thompson Read poem →

The sounds puddles make -
face down, tearing into clouds,
reflecting calm skies.

Tyler Pierce Read poem →

The master inscribes.
The past, reborn, signs the page:
Footprints melt the snow.

Nick Stewart Read poem →

The spring wind dances
Through the pines dislodging cones.
The earth glows and swells.

Cecil Geary Read poem →

a sly red fox hides
under the magnolia ?
patches of old snow

Sandra Barnett Read poem →

Against my window
rain taps veiled time signatures
ebbing me to sleep.

Nicholas Ling Read poem →

walking clasping hands
twilight trail circles the lake
fog oroboros

Tyson West Read poem →

I make two wishes
the sign of a better day
a double rainbow

Barbara Tate Read poem →

Wheat stubble in snow
Interrupts a field of white
Nature needs a shave

Bill Melton Read poem →

A weak winter sun
Vainly struggles to burn through
Winter's icy fog

Bill Melton Read poem →

the last dregs of snow
live and die by the Sun's glance-
feeding daffodils

Catherine Minnehan Read poem →

The first green of spring
protruding from snow and soil-
presents from the Sun

Catherine Minnehan Read poem →

wind of change blowing
ruffling feathers, teasing wings
the fates are spinning

Hazel Riley Read poem →

this curtained darkness
something about the silence-
overnight snow drifts

Jackie Maugh Robinson Read poem →

Fresh, gentle, Spring breeze
Tides of tears roll out to sea
A new beginning

Rachel Zempel Read poem →

Leopards hunt silent
the breeze carries leaves gone by
the Fox dies alone

Rachel Lewis Read poem →

snow fallen branches
sway in a cold breeze, feathers
ruffle in a nest

Nancy May Read poem →

Winter. Old fence felled
by wind rests against an elm
growing bright new moss

Susannah Rickards Read poem →

cerulean cry
winter claims her bare canvas
gusts of northern winds

Grace Black Read poem →

Black birds on the road
Cautious snow flakes, lazy winds
No traffic at all

Joseph J Kozma Read poem →

Nebulous shadows
Of moonlight slowly swaying
To a gentle breeze

Bill Melton Read poem →

Boat waits patiently
Sail and sailor expectant
Not a breath of wind.

Julie Laing Read poem →

Yellow leaves like rain
a cold north wind swirls, briefly
they rise once again

Doug Elson Read poem →