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Nature Haiku Poems

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

1,527 published haiku
Swaying in the breeze
The jasmine bends with the wind-
Following blindly
Connor Jackson Read poem →
Raiment of the sun
sari of baleful yellow
strips shyly to earth
R. Bremner Read poem →
Dancing autumn leaves
Shredded on the 405
Brittle orange dreams
David Calbert Read poem →
falling leaves in spring
bare twig quivering and bent
girl child runs laughing
Rebecca Olson Read poem →
sharp August north wind
tastes Aberdeen's North Sea beach
waits for November
Susan Gardner Read poem →
leaves rustling at doors
harboring ancient secrets
no entrance tonight
Beverly Head Read poem →
rain wet grey pavers
glisten under the low moon
old night winks at dawn
David Miller Read poem →
the wind turns the leaf
over and over again
'til the earth is new
Chanacee Ruth-killgore Read poem →
Ice suddenly bloomed
on the wide river, spreading
Autumn's death rumor.
Jennifer Montgomery Read poem →
trees clothed in pure white
adorned with lively scarlet
cardinal ribbons
Mary R. P. Schutter Read poem →
sky of pink and green
indian summer arrives
on silent warm feet
Ronald Jones Read poem →
unwavering light
seas were held beyond the woods
the stillness waited
Nancy Mungcal Read poem →
I woke at dawn light
with the flower above me --
now wilted and dead
Michael Tabor Read poem →
Go forth and be new
Sun rises, lakes drain, moon falls
Sleep, smile, risk, drain, wake
Stephanie Schmelzer Read poem →
Kyoto beckons
Japanese maples aflame
Koi and leaves swirling
Kathy Carroll Read poem →
Fire on the shore.
A circle of childhood friends.
Warmth of nostalgia.
Butch Decatoria Read poem →
Misty sky and sea
Kiss amidst the horizon
Breathing in sunsets
Maricela Rosas Read poem →
Colors fall away
pencil sketch trees line sidewalks
orange sticks to my shoes
Lianne Kamp Read poem →
Two birds side by side;
one faces east, one turns west.
One space, two worlds seen.
Susan Sexton Read poem →
a cantaloupe moon
floats above the horizon
fall is in the air
Bill Melton Read poem →
Mercurial time.
New pages smelling acrid
taste of rain and plum.
Jennifer Montgomery Read poem →
fallen maple leaves
forming a golden circle
around the Buddha
Sandra Barnett Read poem →
My shower is next
Mother Nature washes me
Winter rain is here
Michael Gwin Read poem →
A lone ladybird
promenades across a leaf
in the mid-day sun.
Kevin Cowdall Read poem →
Pale against the snow
Remains of a cocky deer
Await hungry beasts
Kylie Benavides Read poem →
Winter's drums drumming,
Rooftop snow, thunders to earth.
Burdens slipping free.
William Jackson Read poem →
a red-bellied snake
livid in the wet meadow
season of ripe plums
Anna Cates Read poem →
Twisturn august trees
in sorrowful ageless time;
night is eloquent
Barbara Graham Read poem →
moon dances skyline
each holding the other's hand
swaying with music
Shelly Buttenhoff Miller Read poem →
leaves turning yellow
zebra grass plumes quivering . . .
ravens' wings flapping
Sandra Barnett Read poem →
brisk muffled crackling
children play with Autumn leaves
red and yellow hues
Rachel Zempel Read poem →
Cool water babbles
At the bottom of a creek
Tongues of nature speak
Eugene Tatum Read poem →
footsteps in the snow
none stray from the beaten path
the rose is dying
Scott Hotaling Read poem →
Yellow butterfly
beats sorrow against the wind
traveling alone
Neil Griffin Read poem →
Breakfast moon lingers
Indigo mug with slow cracks
Tea before parting
Belle Sweeney Read poem →
The Blue Ridge Mountains
As far as the eye can see
Brilliant colored leaves
Ryan Dawson Read poem →