Animals & Wildlife Haiku Poems

Chaos in her eyes
infinity, dark and bright,
a snake and its tail.

David Witmer Read poem →

Under the pale moon
Swerving between my two legs
Cat attempts murder

Jacob Harrell Read poem →

stained glass dragonfly
in the lightness in the darks
longing for true spring

Jackie Maugh Robinson Read poem →

clear night sky bright moon
exposed mouse-hole in border
cat paw tracks on soil

Helen May Williams Read poem →

Blossoms, butterflies.
Sharing time, space, and sunshine.
Peacefully silent.

Gb Jones Read poem →

as I near the pond
the turtle head submerges
sky on still water

Michael Lyle Read poem →

Sunlight permeates
Cicadas echo in song
Snake basks in the heat

Julie Dickson Read poem →

Lean hungry eyes watch
A Lonely wolf stands waiting
Silent snowflakes fall

Phil Shearrer Read poem →

Pale against the snow
Remains of a cocky deer
Await hungry beasts

Kylie Benavides Read poem →

cat in the window
bathed in rare supermoonlight
wanting her dinner

Sandra Barnett Read poem →

a red-bellied snake
livid in the wet meadow
season of ripe plums

Anna Cates Read poem →

Great heron answers
streams of fish, shell, and sunlight.
Quick! A gasp of trout.

Michael H. Brownstein Read poem →

tops of Queen Anne's Lace
droop over the inner path
florets full of bees

Scott Caputo Read poem →

Yellow butterfly
beats sorrow against the wind
traveling alone

Neil Griffin Read poem →

Two girls call a dog
Water ruffles at sunset
Lake brims, heart opens

Amy Mevorach Read poem →

Venus flytrap grins
sweet petunia sings forte
bee's breakfast pastries

Julie Emmons Read poem →

She dreamt of a cat
Who would like to talk to her
Spoke of his headaches

Matthew Murphy-phillips Read poem →

The winged creatures lure
moonlight and stary draped skies
Woodnotes of the night

Maricela Rosas Read poem →

golden sunlight shards
pierce the silent forest floor
doe and fawn listen

Jackie Maugh Robinson Read poem →

sarawak orchids
where borneo butterflies
can hide in plain sight

Colin Campbell Read poem →

clouds passing above
pretend the houses below
are strange animals

Patrick Meighan Read poem →

Studying the eels
I recall Luke's gospel: snake
in lieu of a fish.

J.p. Murphy Read poem →

midwinter south beach
wind-driven sand moon-pulled waves
each dog bows then plays

Helen May Williams Read poem →

pink wild rose blossoms
lone traveler along road
bee bathes in pollen

Elaine Hunter Read poem →

a single heron
skimming over rough ploughed fields
- all the fish fossils

David Davies Read poem →

Hawk moth in the grass
Belly pressed to stem, to shoots.
Spring flutters my heart.

Nancy Grudens-schuck Read poem →

We are glowing bright
so the butterflies follow
and cover us both

Suzanna Quintana Read poem →

The soil bubbles up
Bees are out scouting
Yellow daffodils

Joseph J Kozma Read poem →

alert hare watches
ears up clover sun dining
with nervous cat thoughts

Gregg Dotoli Read poem →

In the midday sun;
A spider dragging its web
through the withered grass.

Martin Knabe Read poem →

On the desert road,
the setting sun paints me gold
a lonely fox cries.

Isabella Vasquez Read poem →

hawk with mouse alights
fence post's quiet tenancy
salutes carmine dawn

Kim Spencer Read poem →

Snow-white butterfly
Floats by on a summer breeze
Slowly melts away

Rowland Hill Read poem →

Two storks and a cat
Linens drying on the line
Summer on the farm

Joseph J Kozma Read poem →

fox tracks in old snow
pale sunlight through morning clouds --
planes out of Dulles

Sandra Barnett Read poem →

jumbo honey bee
bumbling out of my mailbox
drunk on Vogue nectar

Ron Scully Read poem →