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Seasons Haiku Poems

Haiku marking the wheel of the year and nature’s changing character.

576 published haiku
Trees are whispering
a song of pure solitude
on a winter day.
Mariangela Canzi Read poem →
Thoughts weave in and out
Cobwebs in an autumn breeze
Caught up in days past
Kay Hall Read poem →
After Spring sunset
Mist rises from the mountains
Spreading like a flood
Dennis Gilliam Read poem →
stack-stone flower box
summer's lease drifting away -
first crisp yellow leaf
William Manion Read poem →
fallen maple leaf
cradled in her tiny hand
autumn lullaby
Patricia Pella Read poem →
Before winters cull
And the fallen are forgot
Summer sounds farewell
Stephen Horrocks Read poem →
cold winter evening
buck-deer stands in churchyard light
his breath comes in clouds
Kent Mcquillen Read poem →
Old cat purrs softly
Within aging, wrinkled arms.
It is Winter now.
Rlm Cooper Read poem →
late summer twilight
far across this empty lake
two or three voices
Sean O'connor Read poem →
Intensity, Break.
Fourteen years of summer nights
Riding on one word.
Shelby Gilliam Read poem →
Pastoral mornings
Glare of summer afternoons
Cool refreshing nights
Bruce Levine Read poem →
backlit morning sun
translucent beryl green sky
sultry summer heat
Bill Melton Read poem →
all sounds, all feelings
all silent, all terror, all -
touched by the season
Nickolas Urpi Read poem →
Another evening...
A file of yellow poplars
under the spring rain
María Guzmán Read poem →
Rough water, summer
Spring. The splashing of children.
Tanning old women.
Connor Bjotvedt Read poem →
wind swept summer storm
dogwood tree in full blossom
pink petal cascade
Patricia Rossi Read poem →
Summer visitor
Sipping juicy clementines
Verdant feathers hum
Vyomi Malik Read poem →
pollinators buzz
rhododendron blooms ablaze
summer coming soon
Kent Mcquillen Read poem →
Sudden gusts of wind
Portend a Summer downpour
Lightning splits an oak
Maria Depaul Read poem →
Oh, Enlightened One
Teach me how to see the truth
In the Autumn Grass
Lee Clarke Read poem →
Match stick; sand paper
Scrape together, spark, and flame
A kiss in summer
Beverly Green Read poem →
Muggy summer air
Any thought of breeze is stalled
Trees dream of swaying
Julie Dickson Read poem →
Spring rains beat the ground
As flowers escape through cracks
In their asphalt tombs.
Brian George Read poem →
She has been replaced.
Like the splinter of winter.
She retains her edge.
Enrique Roman Read poem →
Spring rains replenish
Droplets sparkle in sunlight
Mudslide closes road
Suzanne Cottrell Read poem →
in winter, we sleep
tomorrow brings nourishment
our spring attunement
Emily Pavick Read poem →
night blooming jasmine
savors silky, hushed moonlight
scents soft summer nights
Dianne Moritz Read poem →
Cold winter evening
Cardinal on snowy bough...
Truly feeling blue
Maryam Qureshi Read poem →
one sweet gardenia
bursts forth this late March morning
promising summer
Jody Larson Read poem →
Early spring sunshine
Resilient daffodils
Defying the frost
Sarah Thomas Read poem →
deer season predawn
I pray the skill to bring death
and win forgiveness
Michael Flanagan Read poem →
We marry in spring
Petals falling on threshold
Blossoms crown above
Wayne Barnes Read poem →
Winter breathes so long,
spring whispers after darkness,
an encore not far.
Dawn Madura Read poem →
Two sharp blasts of wind,
Bringing fierce chills to the bones,
Summer is long gone.
Jerry G. Ianni Read poem →
The trees are naked,
Bereft of leaves, winter's curse
Yet birds are singing
Debra Kirouac Read poem →
still a chill, sun bright
snows have packed their flakes and left
bright smiles welcome spring
Ray Spitzenberger Read poem →