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Nature Haiku Poems

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

1,508 published haiku
Bending trees sing a
song of melancholy on
the river's cold bank.
Elias Red Read poem →
snow early this year
today I cut Father's shirts
into quilt patch squares
Peggy Trojan Read poem →
spirit in the sky
with sharp sword and flaming eyes;
Akura, the fiend
Clarise Samuels Read poem →
scattered to the winds
dusty leaves and lifeless skin
end of a season
Souvik Chakraborty Read poem →
a patch of old snow
falls from a cedar tree branch?
weight of a squirrel
John Han Read poem →
He massages pigs
with salt and pepper before
the slow, winter snow.
Vanessa Raney Read poem →
yellow elder leaves
blow away before first frost
afraid to wear white
Tyson West Read poem →
still leafless and damp
my tree full of noisy crows
feels the spring sunlight
Jay Cates Read poem →
the sky grows two stars
seven pelicans fly by
low, over the sea
Grace Hughes Chappell Read poem →
Crouched on the rooftop
Snow covered robin awaits
The morning or death
Bill Melton Read poem →
swaying field of grass -
a summer wind scatters thoughts
to blue horizons
Chris Gusek Read poem →
On the coldest eve
above the bay's shingle shore
Venus was rising
Tim Gardiner Read poem →
strength, beauty, heart, wind
enveloped in one creature
on Pegasus wings
Joan Gove Read poem →
Cold morning. I sleep
well in an ice cocoon. And
so does the white moon.
Ray Stickle Read poem →
branches in mourning
surrender to the autumn?
scattering of leaves
Nancy May Read poem →
your red umbrella
hope there's no rain tomorrow
we kissed, you forgot
Caden Gray Read poem →
I kneel on the grass
hand stroking feather's of bird
earth around us- sleeps.
Ammy Avocet Read poem →
When the red sun rose
Its rays bathed the gold grass fields
Corn, wheat, all on fire
Jon Chan Read poem →
Good mother. The sun
wearing leaves of white starlight.
Darkness bowing low.
Joe Nicholas Read poem →
a burned-out building
snow-covered steps lead nowhere
Man's plans gone awry.
David Edwards Read poem →
children still at play
after a long dry summer
feet on brittle leaves
Jay Cates Read poem →
Ink black branches scrawled
across an indigo sky
smudge the bright white moon
Tamyra Zieran Read poem →
Dust covered, weary,
old blossoms by a dry path.
We feel the same wind.
Jay Cates Read poem →
morning coffee brews
bird watch at breakfast table
background music plays
Chris Gusek Read poem →
quarter moon zenith...
body had reclined breathless
white light on a block
Jesus Chameleon Read poem →
tendrils of sun rays
turn the lake a whiskey gold
flash of amber eyes
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
Advancing in line
Impacts of artillery
Rain on dusty soil
Bill Melton Read poem →
Glowing summer moon
Reflects across the water
A fishing raccoon
Bill Melton Read poem →
a bitter ice wind
makes the proud trees bend and groan
frozen is the world
Angelica Barone Read poem →
Blue bird, open wings,
undulating in the wind,
animated sky.
Christa Planko Read poem →
walking on the beach
I reached out to take your hand
before the dream crashed
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
tied up in a box
I returned your jewelry
snow falls--I shiver
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
a white weeping birch
its mustard leaves blowing free
into blue above
Donnelle Mcgee Read poem →
Backlit by the moon
White clouds in a midnight sky
Sail till mornings rise.
Mela Saylor Read poem →
Clouds behind bare trees,
cut into sharp white pieces.
My dreams in the sky.
Jay Cates Read poem →
The grand old oak tree,
gnarled trunk, climbing frame of youth,
leers at the aged me.
June Sciortino Read poem →