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Weather Haiku Poems

Haiku alive with rain, wind, storms, mist, heat, cold, and changing air.

818 published haiku
a light west wind blows,
blind to large looming black clouds,
young boys crab at dusk.
Pamela Corbett Read poem →
Wind sweeps the brown flames
Breaths form clouds on the window
The pines are upright
Roberto Carcache Read poem →
on bare branches a
shower of snow, in the nest
ruffle of feathers
Nancy May Read poem →
wind carrying seed
sycamore helicopters ~
sister spinning wool
Miken Namwen Read poem →
Down by the river
Without you, gone to the fog?
It's my soul that's lost
Adam Sprague Read poem →
Misty air whispers
in a forest full of dreams ?
love breathes through the trees
Jackie Biggs Read poem →
White snow falls to Earth
Cardinal lands on tree branch
Fire among the ash
Chris Jones Read poem →
No snow to blanket
the shifting earth of my home.
My California
Michael Cantin Read poem →
First frost of the year
The lake steams in the morning
Geese are taking off
Joseph J Kozma Read poem →
clouds on clouds, waves on
waves in the summer sunset
footprints in the sand
Nancy May Read poem →
The trees bend with snow
While the wind seeks its own breath
Shadows blend the two
John Hutchinson Read poem →
December T-shirt
wind blustering through the palms
California
Neil Schaefer Read poem →
tiny snow angel
snowflakes kiss your rosy cheeks
white winter beauty
Jan Allison Read poem →
Bruising winds rush fast
Devastation in its wake
Mother natures wrath
Sarah Lunsford Read poem →
Sun shining? Grey clouds?
Wind? Is it going to rain?
Miami Weather
Hashenaa Francois Read poem →
Orange iguana
Winds sway shaking trees aside
Trembling blue waters
Nina Skinner Read poem →
Wind whispering out
Wrapping itself all around
Encompassing us
Traci Howell Read poem →
gold leaves seen through fog
embers dying in ashes
gulls soaring, crying
Jay Cates Read poem →
Two trees in thick fog
When your secret lover dies
You might not be told
Claudius Scholer Read poem →
wonderful climbers
if autumn clouds were lower
squirrels might reach them
David Austin Read poem →
rain clouds come to play,
wind pushes far memories
old and rusted swing
Timothy Hicks Read poem →
large pampas grasses,
plumes waving in the stiff wind ?
time to change the time
Sandra Barnett Read poem →
In the mirror lake
My reflected hand holds yours.
The leaves warn of wind.
Kay Cenate Read poem →
The wind mills still turn
Aimless hoboes ride the trains
Nothing can hurt you
Joseph J Kozma Read poem →
hummingbirds hover,
butterflies crowd a Fall bloom-
east wind scatters all
Don Bouquet Read poem →
this old building creaks
while the wind murmurs with friends
among the rafters
Dennis Lowe Read poem →
bitter cold north winds
blow through my very spirit
cleaning out the rot
Jay Cates Read poem →
Trees dance in the winds
Branches sway, leaves with rhythm
Becoming Alive
Traci Howell Read poem →
Sitting by windows
Breathing out air making fog
Winter is coming
Traci Howell Read poem →
Complacent leaves hang
listless in hot humid air
no reason to stir
Bill Melton Read poem →
autumn horizon
the falling rain, scatter of
leaves on the frost soil
Nancy May Read poem →
farm fields are ready
on the island ripe barley--
wind ruffles your hair
Grace Hughes Chappell Read poem →
monarch on milkweed
a still bee on astilbe
rumble of thunder
Nancy Austin Read poem →
evening drifting in
over green waves as a mist
closes the curtain
Christine S. O'connor Read poem →
Crocus peeking out
purple, snow lined beds dark brown
rich with Spring's promise
Beth Mathison Read poem →
bright sun, burning earth
bench in the shade, wind blowing -
life philosophy
Ana Drobot Read poem →