Nature Haiku Poems

Rivulets of rain
Will revitalize the green-
Death is but transit-

Oluseyi Adegbola Read poem →

Gusts of wind blow cold
Blanketing life with stillness
Whisking away souls

Annmarie Gleason Read poem →

brown hands grew these grapes
infused with earth water sun
wine our sacrament

Dan Dolen Read poem →

Eagles soar so high
Sentinels in the blue sky
Feathers drift - a Gift!

Michele Paquette Read poem →

javelina naps
under the Sonoran sun-
blue agave haze

Jackie Maugh Robinson Read poem →

In Anchorage snow
before the false-front saloon,
bottlenecks glitter.

Jessica Ramer Read poem →

fog stretches across
the morning water garden
flower lilies float

Rachel Zempel Read poem →

October twilight
white pines fogged with lake water
a distant chain saw

Anna Cates Read poem →

Fragile violets
Hid in wind-sheltered niches
Conquer hostile rocks

Iris Peters Read poem →

beneath an old moon
Pemigewasset gabbles-
riverrocks rounding

Ron Scully Read poem →

the Northern Kingdom
snow bound moonlight hardening
where dreams are buried

Ron Scully Read poem →

Fragrance like sweet tea,
The first rose of spring blushes
Warm pink in the sun.

Mary R. P. Schutter Read poem →

Birds whisper sweet songs
hidden voices in the bark
a choir brings day.

Lynette Esposito Read poem →

Watching flames turn bright
Nature has many meanings
I sat and wondered

Tammy Snyder Read poem →

rare morning thunder
biblical sky pelts glass rain
all the leaves look sharp

Sherry Abaldo Read poem →

dandelion seed
buried in the other side
lying beside moon

Lindsay Lake Read poem →

hippies at night gig -
beating to different rhythms
the wind and their hearts

Ana Drobot Read poem →

Sun freckles shoulders
captive five months to cashmere
Sweaters hibernate

Shelly Reed Thieman Read poem →

The night sky whispers
A single star twinkles bright
Earth can't hear her call

Zach Agnew Read poem →

a fragile little
flower?fragrant, small and pale
you, an edelweiss

Kirsten I Kasai Read poem →

A small petal falls
On the surface of a pond,
Disturbing its sleep.

Terese Pierre Read poem →

inebriated
consoled by the blood red moon
thoughts of you be still

Tim Smith Read poem →

Steel-blue dragon fly
Where river ends earth begins
Draws widening loops

Patricia Campion Read poem →

Hot pavement and tar,
The wind waving, knocking on
Bristling green birch trees.

C.m. Crockford Read poem →

Tide is moving in
Crabs find shelter in the sand
Fullest moon ever

Joseph J Kozma Read poem →

autumn palette hues
nature's amber draped canvas
masterpiece of leaves

Patricia Rossi Read poem →

three golden trees sway
atop the steep river bank
haunting mute children

Lindsay Lake Read poem →

Snow melt swells river
Spring flows scour the landscape
Fish find calm water

Dean Miller Read poem →

Birds quietly chirp
As grass sways gently in time
Mice pause to listen

Zach Agnew Read poem →

the sun covers me
warming my soul as always
with mercy and love

Linda Jenkinson Read poem →

Morning on water
winds blow revelry through leaves
a heron splashes

Angell Caudill Read poem →

Four cows munching grass
Lightning bugs blinking in trees
Dusk ? a summer day

Angell Caudill Read poem →

tattered wings flutter
beneath the hunter moon's glow
a mallard's last cry

Charmaine Chircop Read poem →

In towing this wind
I sweep up a lonesome psalm
(I heal in bending.)

Harley Lethalm Read poem →

Reaching towards the sky
proud stalks with radiant blooms
face the golden sun.

Alexandra Heep Read poem →

Cancer took my friend
She was the Sun to my Moon
I play solitaire

Allison Cowzer Read poem →