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Weather Haiku Poems

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

818 published haiku
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 →
Snow rests on branches.
Shivering among bleak breath.
Numb hands let leaves fall.
Kasha Nystrand Read poem →
a cold winter breeze
snowflakes parachute softly
on empty branches
Nancy May Read poem →
snow early this year
today I cut Father's shirts
into quilt patch squares
Peggy Trojan Read poem →
scattered to the winds
dusty leaves and lifeless skin
end of a season
Souvik Chakraborty Read poem →
Drifting cigar smoke
attracts a squirrel's notice
while I watch the clouds
Dennis Lowe Read poem →
Bleak winds mask a face.
A veil of an appearance.
Silence sounding voice.
Kasha Nystrand Read poem →
a patch of old snow
falls from a cedar tree branch?
weight of a squirrel
John Han Read poem →