Nature Haiku Poems

Clouds billow and spread,
Soaking up the emptiness,
Mopping up the sky.

Francesca Leader Read poem →

The plod of my boots
scatters the sparrows that glean
among the downed leaves.

Violet Snow Read poem →

Heron in the marsh
Steely gaze, lethal hunter
Still as the Buddha

Michael Chanin Read poem →

trees, scent from nature.
fragrant blossoms, needles, blooms.
gifts, sent from heaven.

Bob Tice Read poem →

Between flooded stones
lies fresh earth & a small flag;
warmth for my mother.

Tim Heerdink Read poem →

cricket on my porch
4 AM longing and thirst
full moon sliding past

Michael Griffith Read poem →

delicate flower
sways in the warm mountain breeze
without a worry

Chris Cross Read poem →

Muddy shoes splashing
Raincoats dripping with laughter
Burgundy leaves dance

Austin Amaya Read poem →

Crimson maple tree
drops her frilly red garments
on the brittle grass.

Gloria Heffernan Read poem →

fading horizon
black trees, wispy clouds, bright stars
nautical twilight

Rachel Zempel Read poem →

Meditative sounds
Of rain nourishing plant life
Reminiscent walks

Rj Tungsten Read poem →

Drowning sun beams shoot
Water is hungry stained glass
Slicing chromatic

Coleman Bomar Read poem →

Slanted morning sun
falls on a red butterfly,
wings folded to pray.

Stephen Ullom Read poem →

Branches as bridges
Critters scurry to and fro
Highways of Nature

Roseann Passiatore Read poem →

At trail's crest, new views
Shining pond, dragonfly wings
Transcendent delights

Nancy Beam Read poem →

Naturally led,
those who listen to nature
follow their heartbeat

Nancy Moller Read poem →

lone cottonwood leaf
spirals in harsh summer heat
grass yellows loudly

Shay Wills Read poem →

Fall winds gust up skirts
Blowing high bright colored leaves
Exposing bare limbs.

Sharon O'bryan Read poem →

Warm-stemmed mint wind bends
Soft purple bursts of crocus
White rain spits silver

Gail Ghai Read poem →

late afternoon sun
through the used bookstore window
smell of old paper

Jessica Hoard Read poem →

Hibiscus flowers
Wither in the new darkness
Waiting for summer

Pj Amendolia Read poem →

jagged lightning streaks
scribble across darkened sky
low thunder mutters

Bill Melton Read poem →

Deer pause to listen -
Lullaby of wind whispers
Woodpecker applauds

Arona Fay Roshal Read poem →

Each day-night cycle
the earth turns itself around,
hokey pokey slave.

Wesley Sims Read poem →

rusted yellow truck
in a dandelion field
how bright the noon sun

Carrie Ann Thunell Read poem →

the groundskeeper roots
for the stray leaf skittering
from first to second

Stephen S. Power Read poem →

how the wide river
always submits to the sea
halo of the moon

Clifford Rames Read poem →

Floating butterfly
Fresh feathery wings hold her
Poised in the blue sky

Suzy Kenway Read poem →

cold mists carry scent
satisfied in scarlet snow
memories of spring

Daniel Tardona Read poem →

ribbon of silver
sky tangles high-rise dreams whirl
balloon hearts take flight

Darren Black Read poem →

fluttering leaves fall
creating blanket cover
now the earth can sleep

Tina Marsh Read poem →

a flock of starlings,
just so, like flecks of pepper
sprinkled on the moon

Michael Babcock Read poem →

the snail slips slowly
over a green garden hose
carrying its home

Joan Fingon Read poem →

The chirping of birds
heard in a forest of books
calms a troubled soul

Rachel Dupree Read poem →

the lake is glass calm
shimmering in the moment
I am at peace, love

Teresa Stankiewicz Read poem →

yellow sunflowers
paradise to many birds
turn to face the sun

Laura Steidl Read poem →