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Weather Haiku Poems

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

825 published haiku
Breezes run along
the warm air against my arms
Temperature change
Traci Howell Read poem →
Dead branch crashes down
The spring winds introduction
Howling through the night
Jin Koh Read poem →
A single snow flake
The desert's eager tongue waits
Too little, too late
Jin Koh Read poem →
wind raked waves pounding
shore dunes become sand canyons
buying more candles
Jackie Maugh Robinson Read poem →
drifting summer breeze..
she drinks his favorite tea
by the lone window
Vinati Bhola Read poem →
storm subsides subdued?
branches, babbling brook beside?
sound of renewal
Jennifer Carter Read poem →
dandelions bloom
loosened by late summer's breeze
wishes on the wind
Barbara Tate Read poem →
white tea and lake mist
a dun flare of ducks ignites
pale swan necks curve north
Tyson West Read poem →
the wings of a dove
unfold in a cold spring breeze
new words between us
Nancy May Read poem →
Air, the weight of lead
Copper taste upon my tongue
And distant thunder
Bill Melton Read poem →
Snow softly falling
Glowing white, silent on this
Cold winter evening.
Celine Fuchs Read poem →
Rain falls like shiny
silver coins from the awning,
tapping on the lawn.
Sandy Hiortdahl Read poem →
the deep winter sky?
brushed by bare maple branches
still, even in wind
Jake Tarr Read poem →
spring lasted three days
chill winds blew--first rain then snow
winter's last revenge
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
stormy spring weather
I saw your tears glistening
even through the rain
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
Through wandering clouds
in bold Picasso sky a
half-moon, hand painted
Rbert Manchester Read poem →
the butterfly's wings
catch a fallen rainbow from
the crumbling storm clouds
Nancy May Read poem →
waking in a daze
a wasp's morning alarm clock
the cold spring raindrop
Nancy May Read poem →
hyacinths break earth
snow retreats on mica peak
the first kitchen fly
Tyson West Read poem →
Green grass shoots of spring
watered by yesterday's snow.
A flock of robins.
Sandra Barnett Read poem →
just like violins
playing gently in the night;
the cloud shields the moon.
Clarise Samuels Read poem →
Streaming pine thistles
In the ceaseless breeze. The lone
Butterfly, snooping.
Brandon Ward Read poem →
winter storm brewing
angry winds lash the windows
echoing cold words
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
an octagonal
impression upon the snow
now a "three-way stop"
David Edwards Read poem →
between pale poplars
in a mist of moonlit blue
a white horse grazes
Loreena Thiessen Read poem →
water sustains life
all around the planet as
a hurricane strikes
Valentina Ranaldi-adams Read poem →
The red fox and the
garden Buddha meditate,
their cushion fresh snow.
Sandra Barnett Read poem →
Ancestors feared night
Animals, weather and now
We fear each other
Bill Melton Read poem →
covering the walk
leading to my unlocked door
a dusting of snow
Liz Moura Read poem →
A lone chipmunk runs
through falling snow beneath the
witch hazels in bloom.
Sandra Barnett Read poem →
season of ripe buds
dreary drizzle slips away
his name on her tongue
Grace Black Read poem →
meadow's warm wind swirls
tall grass is a stormy sea
white tipped flowers wave
Dc Bursey Read poem →
equinox arrives
white snow melts off tree branches
green buds grow outward
M. Sakran Read poem →
Dove flies through cold breeze.
Lands to rest on soft white ground.
Fades on winter snow.
Kadeejah Nystrand Read poem →
Sleep and dream my love
Twixt my arms and near my heart.
Your humid breath, Life
Thomas Ruscher Read poem →
the day turned pewter
a warning gust of chill wind
an empty mailbox
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →