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Nature Haiku Poems

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

1,527 published haiku
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 →
the last clinging leaves
shivering upon ancient
black creaking branches.
Joe Nicholas Read poem →
bleak, leafless branches
scratch on a frigid blue sky
blissful birdsong's gone
Mauri Orr Stone Read poem →
snow may cap the mount
and chill make branches brittle
but vale grass grows green
Mauri Orr Stone Read poem →
Intricate snow flakes,
woven into a white quilt,
creates a new world.
Wendy Schmidt Read poem →
A man ought to love
brown leaves and the last acorn
before winter snow
Dennis Herrell Read poem →
Watermelon sky
Spider web catches the prey
Sundown crudit's.
Pamela Gemme Read poem →
red sun in the sky
I hold between my fingers
then flick it away
Loreena Thiessen Read poem →
the dripping faucet
when will the cold freeze these walls
snow swirling outside
Zachary Malone Read poem →
The robin is back,
its orange breast warm against the
few remaining leaves.
Elias Red Read poem →
Birds to feeder flock.
Like fine rain to earth seeds fall.
Hunger pays no heed.
John Mueter Read poem →
Burnt greenhouse. No seed.
Black boards in a brackish field.
Equinox, at least.
Woody Evans Read poem →
wild turkey footprints
swell on the melting snowfall
raptors roam my woods
Tyson West Read poem →
sounding geese point dark
against the buttermilk sky
frost thorns guard birch twigs
Tyson West Read poem →
days of love and war
baby birds open beaks wide
reaching for the sky
Paul Hellweg Read poem →
A warm south wind. Snow
disappears into puddles.
Goodbye White Christmas.
David Edwards Read poem →
Beautiful leaves fall,
Radiant as they let go,
With no self-pity.
Charles Brower Read poem →
Oaks hold their dead leaves --
Little, brittle wishes -- but
Seeds hold more than hope.
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