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Nature Haiku Poems

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

1,527 published haiku
unabashed voyeur
solemn keeper of secrets
moon smiles crookedly
Grady Manus Read poem →
Crying a Monsoon ~
Would still not bring my Parched Earth ~
Back to fruitful Bloom
Biff Rushton Read poem →
Aging white cement
Peeking over great black clouds
Old moon's glowing scalp
Dennis Lowe Read poem →
For ten years I write
one poem. Now, pale winter
snow edits my lines.
Robin Greene Read poem →
Christmas carolers
singing about peace on earth
the sound of sirens
Joseph Roberts Read poem →
The sound of wind chimes
beyond the garden's darkness
her whispered laughter
Joseph Roberts Read poem →
golden courtesan
sipping wine of laughter sets
the west wind astir
Paul Hellweg Read poem →
jade on a mountain
never fades, always treasured
love remembers all
Paul Hellweg Read poem →
harvest moon aglow
long witchy fingers reach out
brittle leaves tango
Ed Fawkes Read poem →
Winter willow waves
opaled arms, bearing weight, white
of innocent snow.
A.j. Huffman Read poem →
Snow falls on lake's shore.
Winter fingers work magic,
turn water to ice.
A.j. Huffman Read poem →
fenceline hackberry's
yellowing leaves drift downward
into Wild Horse Creek
Jack Jordan Read poem →
summer's fragile reeds
now ice-layered bend to write
our names in the snow
Jack Jordan Read poem →
The horizon blurs
Mars red dust floats, chokes the birds
Lubbock, Texas sky
Robert Graves Read poem →
Your eyes speak volumes
I feel the sea rush in when
my ears fail to hear.
Anna Maria Read poem →
A window held closed
wind rattled against its skin
the cold pane quivers
Joe Nicholas Read poem →
thunder claps bellow
nature in baritone voice
ground reverberates
Ed Fawkes Read poem →
We think we know much.
Fact shares space with prejudice:
garden flaunting weeds.
Lark Beltran Read poem →
Mist drapes oak branches
Moon's light casts subdued shadows
Crickets call... it's night.
Joan Gove Read poem →
camping at the lake
a treetop cradles the moon
sleeping with the stars
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
leaves abandon trees
empty branches wave farewell--
you moved out today
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
sunfish in the sky
clouds dipping like quick minnows
turning lavender
Cynthia Sharp Read poem →
Watermelon slice
Ammunition against heat
Spitting seeds toward sun
Tina Mckeon Read poem →
blanket of fall leaves
foliage of memories
crunching underfoot
Debbi Antebi Read poem →
after morning rain
sailing in a newborn stream
very clean garbage
David Kavanaugh Read poem →
reanimation ?
fallen leaves rising, dancing
in the bus's wake
David Kelly Read poem →
The moon is broken
Into several sharp pieces
On rippled water
Bobby Aldridge Read poem →
a kiss of pink dawn
breaks across the milk gray moon
breathing me awake
Shirley Russak Wachtel Read poem →
flock of wild geese drifts
under the late autumn moon
ghosts of my young life
W. Luther Jett Read poem →
A purple crocus
springs up through the winter snow.
Daffodils take heed.
Shaun Bevins Read poem →
River flowing past
dawn breaks grey stones budding trees
trout rise to dry fly
Stephen Barry Read poem →
An autumn bruised black
leaves swept under the roadside
for winter to bloom
Joe Nicholas Read poem →
Huddled together
Pining for sweet summer fruit
Snow-covered Monkeys!
Trey Billings Read poem →
all the leaves dropped dead
bare branches, hard arteries
squirrels' nests, bulging clots
Rebecca Lanning Read poem →
snow piles disappear,
blossoms anxious for the melt ?
old secrets emerge
Patricia Williams Read poem →
Slow shallow waters
splash a small shovel to shore,
sandy castles gone.
Hannah Frank Read poem →