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Weather Haiku Poems

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

818 published haiku
death shroud of white mist
borne on whisper-soft cat paws ?
river valley morn
Grady Manus Read poem →
Albino Peacock
Such beauty and elegance
Feathers white as snow
Christine Park Read poem →
Leaves drift and scatter
at the mercy of the wind
Autumn's ghosts of Spring
Sandra Bounds Read poem →
in line or no line
adding a touch of wind gusts
without a life link
Jean Hagert Dow Read poem →
Mist fills the valley,
billows up, obscures the hills.
Droplets coat the leaves.
Reuven Goldfarb Read poem →
Dandelion spores
paraglide the gust of wind
to prospective homes.
Grahame Jones Read poem →
If only the wind
would catch me and turn this fall
into it's embrace
Youngshim Gontijo Read poem →
move into the wind
sprint back if you can not see
the red running board
Jean Hagert Dow Read poem →
rain on rusted tin
tapping a message to me
a day lost in thought
Christopher Hivner Read poem →
restless nights, jade lit
autumn winds blow tattered cloud
across moon spirit
Sarah Holland Read poem →
frost covers the earth
a lady draped in fine lace
beautiful and cold
Grady Manus Read poem →
a white sun sets in
the ruined Colosseum,
in buds pink in snow
Kristina Popiel Read poem →
a flock of pigeons
rain and white feathers mingle
peace waters the world
Ali Znaidi Read poem →
autumnal winds blow
trees harmoniously sway
choreography
Ali Znaidi Read poem →
forgot sleep again
words come sluggish in this fog
Sis, will you listen?
Marguerite Mooradian Read poem →
a mountain, fractious
gravity spilt thunder voice
snow cap undermined
Randy Boone Read poem →
call it the border
but grass grows green on both sides
and bends in the wind
Genevieve Fitzgerald Read poem →
flat open waters
pines reaching into the fog
stillness that listens
Genevieve Fitzgerald Read poem →
Proud cumulus clouds
Begin to shun the landscape,
A desert is born
Mauricio Gonzalez Read poem →
The kigo in rain
wets renso, transmutation
of satori wine.
Christopher Keller Read poem →
Amid storm debris
rushing downstream, gently drifts
a single white swan.
Rita Rousseau Read poem →
Jade Pacific dips,
crests white, keeper of the past,
of storm's memory.
Lyall Harris Read poem →
spring comes to the land
snow melts leaving lace of ice
a green sprout breaks through
Stephanie Lynch Read poem →
a gray spring drizzle?
I had hoped for a flower,
perhaps even two
Craig Steele Read poem →
lovely clouds moved fast
above lace branches in bud
a dangerous sky
Gail Wolper Read poem →
it is simply wind
mixed with water it becomes
typhon bringing tears
Jasmine Wong Read poem →
his raucous laughter
echoes through our memories?
balmy morning breeze
John Daleiden Read poem →
winds clip our bare limbs
mohagony coffins close
sparrows sing their dirge
Jonathan Patterson Read poem →
crows harass eagle
surrounding his gliding path -
he flies to the clouds
Richard Weed Read poem →
Catskill mountain lake's
thick veil of morning fog pierced
echoing bonsho
James Spencer Read poem →
Insects cloud the moon
Warm bodies in the rafters
Bat wings soft stutter
Dennis Maulsby Read poem →
the spring sun peeks in
bully wind chases it out
spring will arrive soon
Sassysue King Read poem →
on this bitter night
my frosted breath joins the clouds
covering the stars
Craig Steele Read poem →
an early spring rain
drops gold onto sleeping dogs
women wake and cry
John Kazlauskas Read poem →
The sun and wind flash
neon fish upon the pond ?
cold swim, bright shining.
Mary Sayler Read poem →
Now the leaves return
So the high wind sings once more
Six months the frost waits
Jon Chan Read poem →