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Nature Haiku Poems

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

1,527 published haiku
Sun-filled tulips stand
elegantly aglow in
deep yellows and pinks
Lisa Strunk Read poem →
frazil ice forming
the river rushes downstream
outrunning winter
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
dandelions bloom
loosened by late summer's breeze
wishes on the wind
Barbara Tate Read poem →
Melodies abound
sun's new light plays off ripples
on the spring's surface
Joan Gove Read poem →
white tea and lake mist
a dun flare of ducks ignites
pale swan necks curve north
Tyson West Read poem →
Dogwood flowers float
on boughs above old tree roots
where wasps build their nests.
Sandra Barnett Read poem →
Sunlight on redbud.
Gold on magenta flowers.
Sound of bumblebee.
Sandra Barnett Read poem →
dusk, trees fade to black
insects sing, midnight moon smiles
tree frogs call, leaves stir
Barbara Brooks Read poem →
Sanguine red, twilit
sky; arboreal splendor
drifting by - And I.
Aneesha Roy Read poem →
Soggy and dank days,
Nature blooms life upon us
Fresh air circulates
Colin Kreik Read poem →
frozen lake melting
a flock of ducks steps into
the sun's reflection
John Han Read poem →
O lake, may I float
Across your bright satin skin
Pull oars and glide, glide ?
Martin Golan Read poem →
Snow softly falling
Glowing white, silent on this
Cold winter evening.
Celine Fuchs Read poem →
Rain falls like shiny
silver coins from the awning,
tapping on the lawn.
Sandy Hiortdahl Read poem →
the deep winter sky?
brushed by bare maple branches
still, even in wind
Jake Tarr Read poem →
the winter sunset
swims in a warm blue ocean
life left on the beach
Nancy May Read poem →
spring lasted three days
chill winds blew--first rain then snow
winter's last revenge
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
stormy spring weather
I saw your tears glistening
even through the rain
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
Through wandering clouds
in bold Picasso sky a
half-moon, hand painted
Rbert Manchester Read poem →
A practical bird,
having no tree of his own,
borrows another's.
Monty Gilmer Read poem →
boardwalk of turtles
amble seaside at sun's surge
current sweeps a kiss
Frank Geurrandeno Read poem →
climbing mango trees
swapping sunlight for sweetness -
ants on a dried twig
Romalyn Ante Read poem →
Stars spill out their light
into the earth's waiting sky.
Man's eyes turn upwards.
Deborah Eley Read poem →
Red, Pink Bleeding Hearts
A drop of blood hanging down
Nature's Artistry
Traci Howell Read poem →
hyacinths break earth
snow retreats on mica peak
the first kitchen fly
Tyson West Read poem →
Green grass shoots of spring
watered by yesterday's snow.
A flock of robins.
Sandra Barnett Read poem →
just like violins
playing gently in the night;
the cloud shields the moon.
Clarise Samuels Read poem →
alone in a cage
the sound of a single bird
searching for ideas
M. Sakran Read poem →
A kaleidoscope
Changing, shifting, always new
A sunset at sea
Bill Melton Read poem →
an egret fishes
in the roots of a felled tree ?
sixty-second vine
Deborah Guzzi Read poem →
The cricket in the
Midnight moon, playing a soft
Song before slumber
Brandon Ward Read poem →
sat on a tulip
the butterfly's wings unfold
in the warm spring sun
Nancy May Read poem →
On golden sand beach
epic cliffs crumbling pillars
prudence shall prevail
Surishiva Kumar Read poem →
Honey flushing birds
while ukulele sings our
small front porch pursuits
Dani Norman Read poem →
spring conditioning
a squirrel climbs up the tree
the other climbs down
John Han Read poem →
Does the bird need time
Sitting on its shattered nest
No mournful tenor.
Jd Dehart Read poem →