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Trees & Forests Haiku Poems

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

525 published haiku
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 →
drunk man stumbles home
beats his wife for the last time
she leaves while he sleeps
Daniel Lassell Read poem →
It's a nice capo
to have a warm bed in which
to fall like a leaf.
Christopher Keller Read poem →
Leaves changing colour.
Lives changing like the season.
We no longer talk.
Edward Bowman Read poem →
eastern winds blowing
all nature mourns in showers
trees weep on their banks
Richard Weed Read poem →
Sun has disappeared
Movement in the ancient pine
A chickadee flits
David Petreman Read poem →
Birch leaves: propellers
Twirling sunlight into green
You hear the wind blow
David Petreman Read poem →
As the menacing
summer storm builds momentum,
green leaves shake ? jazz hands!
Mary Sayler Read poem →
stark leaf-stripped branches
good-bye kisses on doorsteps
harvest moon waning
Gregory Stenta Read poem →
Furious winds blow
Spineless branches scrape the earth
And then leap skyward
Audrey Walstrom Read poem →
Lights above the trees
Sentries of white, red and blue
Guiding our escapes
Christopher Hivner Read poem →
Woods are so peaceful,
a place you can breathe the air,
and unclear the mind.
Andrew Scott Read poem →
tall stands the pine tree
its twin in the calm water
whisper timeless tales
Rosie Pova Read poem →
Dawn on the Ganges
Distant bells, a twirling leaf
Strokes the quiet calm.
Dipika Mukherjee Read poem →
our black van tires roll
over dark elm trees stretched long,
but where are the bumps?
Daniel Wilcox Read poem →
Weeping cherry branch
Underneath the risen moon.
Our soldiers come home.
Aaron Poller Read poem →