Spring Haiku Poems

Winter breathes so long,
spring whispers after darkness,
an encore not far.

Dawn Madura Read poem →

still a chill, sun bright
snows have packed their flakes and left
bright smiles welcome spring

Ray Spitzenberger Read poem →

the dream is the same
daddy planting ghost peppers
too early in spring

Beverly Head Read poem →

my first Texas spring
nature napped, yawned brown dust bloom
rebirth of rebirth

Sybil Ponnambalam Read poem →

honking geese fly north
winter melt begins-spring comes
one drip at a time

Nells Wasilewski Read poem →

Cold blanket of white
tucks in fragile blades of grass;
sweet dreams until spring.

Thalia Kuentzel Read poem →

let the sunlight stream
through your hair just like the wind
through the trees in Spring

Julie Center Read poem →

This hemisphere leans
Sunward as winter breeds spring.
Hibernators rise.

Michael Leach Read poem →

Clear sky, a chill breeze
Daffodils nodding sagely
Spring is a false dawn

Dj Tyrer Read poem →

My heart, like dead leaves
downfallen, trampled afoot
broken troth of spring

Sharla Anderson Read poem →

Nestled under wraps
Quiet light traces windows
I woke to Spring warmth

Crystal Goodman Read poem →

Cherry blossom floats
Choking the stream to stillness
Spring suicide pact

Rob J Mann Read poem →

what a mist upon
the mossed river. crocus blooms
beside grey-green stones.

Adele Wegner Read poem →

seedlings stretch their vines
flower buds blossom and yawn
spring has awakened

Christa Planko Read poem →

fiery pink bison
stampede purple plains above,
thunder storm in spring

Ayden Cole Read poem →

early spring sunrise
gold at the crest of the hill
daffodils in bloom

Joe Kleponis Read poem →

Chirping spring peepers
Bullfrogs' deep guttural croaks
Silenced by the wind

Suzanne Cottrell Read poem →

stained glass dragonfly
in the lightness in the darks
longing for true spring

Jackie Maugh Robinson Read poem →

Pink cherry blossoms
fall softly on the sidewalks.
It is raining Spring.

Sophia Kelly Read poem →

spring's birth announcement:
squeal, whistle, knock, gear and grind
splinters of new life

Elizabeth Kirkpatrick-vrenios Read poem →

You are with me now,
Spring. How long I have waited
to embrace your warmth.

Natasha Howard Read poem →

Daffodils in bloom.
Earth renews; spring has begun.
Miss you all the time.

Teresa Farmer Read poem →

falling leaves in spring
bare twig quivering and bent
girl child runs laughing

Rebecca Olson Read poem →

speckled down, knotted
feet perched upon my sill wait
spring will stretch her wings

Chanacee Ruth-killgore Read poem →

new life, my first son
your eyes mirror the heavens
spring, summer now fall

Zachary Malone Read poem →

ebony crickets
petite chorus frogs calling
springtime symphony

Daniel Snethen Read poem →

Fall softly spring rain
my grandmother's lips are dry
awaiting the bloom

Crystal Theresa Ejanda Read poem →

purple pendulums
dancing in a gentle breeze;
we contemplate spring

Tammie Rice Read poem →

spring in a new home
replacing lawn flamingos
with tiger lilies

Jackie Maugh Robinson Read poem →

Hawk moth in the grass
Belly pressed to stem, to shoots.
Spring flutters my heart.

Nancy Grudens-schuck Read poem →

the middle of spring
purple lilacs are in bloom
the night smells of skunk

Kent Mcquillen Read poem →

The soil bubbles up
Bees are out scouting
Yellow daffodils

Joseph J Kozma Read poem →

raindrop donnybrook
washing winter's dirty socks
daffodils rejoice

James Reinert Read poem →

Wooden horses sit
in the ranch house's window
dreaming of spring fields.

Connor Bjotvedt Read poem →

Adolescent games
Spring anatomy lessons
Opaque ignorance

Rick Hartwell Read poem →

spring in New Hampshire
snow clusters on sundresses
stiff on the clothesline

Kelley White Read poem →