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Trees & Forests Haiku Poems

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

519 published haiku
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 →
front yard magnolia
next to less elegant trees
petals pale as ghosts
Beverly Head Read poem →
her, lascivious -
the sap does leak ever out
when scratching at trees
Josh Bunin Read poem →
Red mushrooms growing
From rotting walnut branches
Waiting to be burned
Joe Cover Read poem →
for you a flaming
japanese maple rising
in a sun-blue sky
Donnelle Mcgee Read poem →
Rain over snow: God
holds in armor eight pine trees
straight above my house.
Lucia Cherciu Read poem →
Seen from far away,
the leaves fallen from bare trees
look like brown blossoms.
Nathan Hunt Read poem →