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Nature Haiku Poems

Haiku attentive to the living world, wild landscapes, and moments outdoors.

1,508 published haiku
Forest path reveals
multicolored quilt. One leaf
remains quivering.
Bonnie Schupp Read poem →
Rain falls. Leaves begin
to spring. Little lambs skip. Birds
couple, build and sing.
Monty Gilmer Read poem →
The full moon tarries
admiring her rival's blush
blooming on the hills
Pete Leonard Read poem →
Indigo sky eats
the sun and stars, silver, light
a velvet nightfall.
Candace Lee-byrd Read poem →
The diving whales leave
flat circles of sea - mirrors
into both our worlds.
Karen Jane Cannon Read poem →
Leaves flutter and turn
Wrapped in wind, dark clouds, and rain
Still the robin sings
Martha Shaw Read poem →
In the midday sun;
A spider dragging its web
through the withered grass.
Martin Knabe Read poem →
tree swallows return
settling into their old home
a spring sky stirring
Joyce Lorenson Read poem →
Sleet and snow falling.
Inactive withered fields lay,
seeds patiently wait.
Jon Moss Read poem →
Sauntering mint leaves,
winds of spring swim tenderly,
eager rain taps soft.
Donny Barilla Read poem →
Sunbeams slap the snow,
grassy pouches surfacing,
thick breads rise with warmth.
Donny Barilla Read poem →
oarless, rudderless
just an ordinary leaf
drifting out to sea
David Kelly Read poem →
heavy with wet snow
dark long fingertips sky bound
point accusations
Lynette Esposito Read poem →
Black ocean waves run
Fingers through the moonlight harp
Midnight opera
Lianne Kamp Read poem →
Rain has a secret,
Taps your shoulder then a toe:
Warm breath into earth.
Elizabeth Weisser Read poem →
silent in its path
the moon reflects in ripples
leaping to each wave
Christopher Knodel Read poem →
Pole in the water
leaves start to fall as I wait
Finally, a tug
Joy Chun Read poem →
In the moonless sky
a shadow walks the sunshine
to the other side
Gabor Gyukics Read poem →
the stars remain still
in the dark depths of the night -
no boats on the lake
Ana Drobot Read poem →
The cool breeze hisses?
snow hides the big Everest
travelers climb up
Jeremy Lam Read poem →
On the desert road,
the setting sun paints me gold
a lonely fox cries.
Isabella Vasquez Read poem →
yesterday's cold wind
chimney smoke and street blown leaves
hours before snow
Dennis Lowe Read poem →
His lung portioned out.
Sterile sheets, beeping. Outside
the leaves are turning.
Elias Red Read poem →
beautiful glacier
standing above small city
eyes touch snow clothed hills
Jessica Dawson Read poem →
Snow-white butterfly
Floats by on a summer breeze
Slowly melts away
Rowland Hill Read poem →
under shrouds of cloud
stealthy purple mountains rise
to capture the sun
Michelle Burchett Read poem →
walking across snow
leaving watery footprints
as winter exits
Michelle Burchett Read poem →
Trees stripped bare of leaves
under a crisp, golden star
while fruits are yielded.
Wilhelmina Tchakova Read poem →
cemetery hill
rising snow carries the dead
further away still
Tyson West Read poem →
puff of powder snow
permeates a cedar branch
her fingers thread his
Tyson West Read poem →
hanging from a branch
where birds nested in the spring
icicles in pairs
Jayshree Iyer Read poem →
Snow piles on the ground
Looking for longevity
First week in April
Joseph J Kozma Read poem →
Alone in the night
Blinking eyes search in the dark
The moon sheds some light
Zach Agnew Read poem →
Here above the clouds
Seeing the freeway below
Looking down at birds
Carolyn Smuts Read poem →
Cape foxtail grasses
slight agreeable sea breeze
rustles awns faintly
Ron Scully Read poem →
howling northern winds
break bare tree limbs and branches
leaving open wounds
Susan Gentry Read poem →