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Trees & Forests Haiku Poems

Haiku rooted among trunks, branches, leaves, woodland paths, and shade.

525 published haiku
Leaves unfold morning.
Mother picks gnats from her chicks
Rain muddies our lawn.
Kristina England Read poem →
thrashing in the leaves,
there was an animal trapped
your disheveled cuts
Matt Hemmerich Read poem →
Leaves fall and scatter
softly cover the Earth's bed
with Winter's warm quilt
Sandra Bounds Read poem →
Leaves drift and scatter
at the mercy of the wind
Autumn's ghosts of Spring
Sandra Bounds Read poem →
under trees the air
thick and sweet with blossom scent
bumble bees frighten
David Edwards Read poem →
Young Weeping Willow
Cascades just over the Earth
Shimmers, Mystical
Traci Howell Read poem →
Mirrored through water
Cold brown stones underneath me
A red leaf floats by.
Christopher Kenneth Hanson Read poem →
Mist fills the valley,
billows up, obscures the hills.
Droplets coat the leaves.
Reuven Goldfarb Read poem →
maple leaves shiver
waning half moon suspended
slow vanishing act
Sonja Kosler Read poem →
the black butterflies
startled, they vacate their trees-
blocking the sunlight
Thomas Rycroft Read poem →
skeletal trees weep
world wrapped in cold bleak winter
? my heart walks alone
Grady Manus Read poem →
past dug up turns to
present headache turmoil
best to learn from trees
J. Gibbs Read poem →
autumnal winds blow
trees harmoniously sway
choreography
Ali Znaidi Read poem →
Cherry tree blossoms
As death comes around again
She waves gracefully
Paco Jones Read poem →
new leaves crowd old trees
dance together in the sun
soon to fall to earth
Colin Campbell Read poem →
flat open waters
pines reaching into the fog
stillness that listens
Genevieve Fitzgerald Read poem →
winter trees stand nude
waiting for the leaves of spring
to clothe them again
Robert B. Williams Read poem →
Bowing profoundly
regal palm trees acknowledge
the forces of air.
Rita Rousseau Read poem →
Thick roots and branches
telling tales of the seasons
carried by blossoms.
Rachelle Andreacchio-miller Read poem →
full late winter moon
entwined in bare tree branches
caught, then floating free
Stephanie Lynch Read poem →
leaves at her doorstep
her window fogged with my breath
slim oak tree stood nude
Gabriel Cabrera Read poem →
lovely clouds moved fast
above lace branches in bud
a dangerous sky
Gail Wolper Read poem →
a great mighty oak
growing out of amnesia
acorns forgotten
Anthony Ward Read poem →
Where marigolds bloom
Crisp water runs smooth through roots
A lone shadow crawls.
Christopher Kenneth Hanson Read poem →
These birdsongs- are they
mechanized or is this real?
The dead trees still loom...
Tom Stockman Read poem →
Now the leaves return
So the high wind sings once more
Six months the frost waits
Jon Chan Read poem →
the small red maple
is the perfect climbing tree
for the happy child
Jackie Simmons Read poem →
plentiful and green
this spring the plum tree's budding
promises new growth
Jackie Simmons Read poem →
chilling at sunrise
the sight of frost on sere leaves
the warmth of blankets
David Edwards Read poem →
one clear dancing pool
water full of moonlight sang
between dreaming leaves
Kimberly Cowan Read poem →
Birds sing lullaby
As snow falls gently on tree
Moonshadows appear
Frances Ayers Read poem →
Swimming in cold fog
winter's enchantment in me
through this forest's life
Andrew Scott Read poem →
Autumn afternoon
the leaves racing to the ground
colorful beauty
David Mcclain Read poem →
Wind whispers soft words
Stealing leaves off the branches
Autumnal signal
Traci Howell Read poem →
A pinhole of light
Through a forest canopy:
camera obscura.
Kael Smith Read poem →
Russet colored oak
leaves, a dazzle of color
sigh as the sun cools
Portia Reilly Read poem →