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Weather Haiku Poems

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

818 published haiku
old plaza darkness
phantasms of long dead feasts
the fog of streetlamps
Anthony Otten Read poem →
The winds reaps our crops
Harvesters with no mercy
Like life taking flight
Jon Chan Read poem →
storm-streaked evening
clouds forming in a gray sky
thunder playing drums
Christina Murphy Read poem →
Life's gotten so dull,
just want to run, breathe real air,
in the nature's breeze
Andrew Scott Read poem →
A cold day in March
when I though spring had arrived
snow and cold came back
Maria Rivera Read poem →
chilling at sunrise
the sight of frost on sere leaves
the warmth of blankets
David Edwards Read poem →
petals fall from stalks,
gypsies lose their virgin souls
in cold, snow bathed streets
Jonathan Patterson Read poem →
Birds sing lullaby
As snow falls gently on tree
Moonshadows appear
Frances Ayers Read poem →
snow owl, talons low,
white wings wide, all intention
on need, never want
Genevieve Fitzgerald Read poem →
Sunlight and spring rain
Fertilize the ground below...
Green is their offspring
Mauricio Gonzalez Read poem →
a chill winter wind
the broken shutter voicing
a strong objection
Donna Ryan Read poem →
Mountains of white clouds
painted by shadow and sun
Grand, but light as air
Stephanie Lynch Read poem →
Demons wailing loud
while riding the dark blown cloud
...a storm is brewing
Joseph Bensinger Read poem →
Swimming in cold fog
winter's enchantment in me
through this forest's life
Andrew Scott Read poem →
Whispers in the rain
descending towards black asphalt
masking endless night
Andrew Stone Read poem →
Lightning cackles here
Blue sparks jump from heavy clouds
Rain soaks a white rose.
Christopher Kenneth Hanson Read poem →
Snow is falling down,
the whole valley is covered
in a pure white gown.
Erwin Schalm Read poem →
Bolts of lightning flash
Celebration in the sky
Playing hide and seek
Tina Mckeon Read poem →
Wind whispers soft words
Stealing leaves off the branches
Autumnal signal
Traci Howell Read poem →
cold hands grip tightly
soft ice under dirty snow
crocuses peek through
Gregory Stenta Read poem →
the west wind catches
a grasshopper's final leap
car wheels lack remorse
David Edwards Read poem →
Looking to the sky
In search of shapes and meanings -
In clouds, in our lives.
Samantha Rose Read poem →
painting the old barn
we sit out a thunderstorm
the brush with lightning
Ross Plovnick Read poem →
the hurricane ends
those loud wind chimes from next door
still in our front yard
Ross Plovnick Read poem →
clouds gather above
rain fills our picnic baskets
we go home hungry
Debbi Antebi Read poem →
curtains inhale and
exhale as storm approaches
a street light goes out
David Edwards Read poem →
rain hits hot pavement?
senses flood with memories?
scent of summer reigns
Chris Epting Read poem →
The winds blow gently
As the stalks sway side to side
Aching for the pick
Traci Howell Read poem →
Burning hot breezes
scorch the desolate valleys.
A bulldog panting
Will Stringham Read poem →
Lightning in the dark.
The mating call of insects
beneath distant stars.
Jb Mulligan Read poem →
What I treasure is
Seeing the snow remove all
That I once treasured
Karissa Barrera Read poem →
Humid summer night,
lying in a bed of sweat,
unable to sleep.
Edward Bowman Read poem →
Wet whys in the mud
Left by tiniest of birds
Washed away by rain
Spencer Myers Read poem →
Hellish humid heat
In three months we'll wear jackets
Seems impossible
Audrey Walstrom Read poem →
Rain over snow: God
holds in armor eight pine trees
straight above my house.
Lucia Cherciu Read poem →
like spirit islands
fog floats the sea around me
vaporous but real
Richard Weed Read poem →