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Nature Haiku Poems

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

1,527 published haiku
the garden roses
so still and calm at twilight;
no thought for the frost
Clarise Samuels Read poem →
Waves bring messages,
Mankind waits along the beach,
Those of peace still drown.
Arthur C. Ford,sr. Read poem →
Grass blades wilt here now
Cold shade in a winter haze
Moon peeks through bramble.
Christopher Kenneth Hanson Read poem →
Fluid cells of sky
bring concrete vistas to life
in speckled portraits
Ross Mccooey Read poem →
Imprints in cold grass:
shadows of idle bodies
once lost in the sun
Ross Mccooey Read poem →
winter snow falling
two crows then three like black snow
hopping on a tree
Zachary Malone Read poem →
dreaming butterflies
in ancient red mansions where
leaves now flutter by
Colin Campbell Read poem →
Sun-like, his body
rises on top of hers; she
moon-like, gives him way.
Brian Gillikin Read poem →
A flashbulb sky roars
Iced rain scratches at paned glass
Soft steam over tea
Melissa Blacketer Read poem →
Ice painted trees crack
Power lines snap; the blackout ?
opens to starlight.
Melissa Blacketer Read poem →
Old oaks dwarf the house
where seasons change from shade to
acorns, leaves, despair
Rebecca Lanning Read poem →
azure horizon
reflects in ocean mirror
strolling silhouettes
Mahima Giri Read poem →
Red, yellow and green
Lollipop trees drop their leaves:
Only sticks remain.
Anna Hughes Read poem →
Tall trees are bent low,
Their branches reaching for earth.
Heaven is too far.
Anna Hughes Read poem →
carefully reading
a book window-side midnight
snow's ambient light
David Edwards Read poem →
slender curve of moon
in the cool descending night
yin and yang at rest
Cynthia Sharp Read poem →
Sailboats wrapped in snow
sigh softly and ache for spring,
dreaming of the sea.
Ct Norgang Read poem →
Snow falling on fields,
beneath a crows silent wings,
softly gives and takes.
Ct Norgang Read poem →
crowds of autumn leaves
dance at dusk through graying streets
lifted by the wind
Karla Padawer Solomon Read poem →
shimmering white sand
with wildflowers in the dunes;
raging, burning sun.
Clarise Samuels Read poem →
flowers attract bees
open heart exposed to all
no love without pain
Paul Hellweg Read poem →
The air is white with
thistledown. The sky is red
with the Harvest Moon.
Monty Gilmer Read poem →
Perching on the log
grains of sand by river side
as fine as his life.
Neelam Dadhwal Read poem →
Open room window
waft of fresh cone of pine tree
growing beyond hill.
Neelam Dadhwal Read poem →
faster and faster
ice skaters circle the pond
keeping pace with time
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
Lifting Twilight Flow
Moves Light Around and into
Sky's Falling Darkness
Daniel Thompson Read poem →
Brazen mountain side
lightened up by the last rays
of the setting sun
Von Bonnie Read poem →
Walking through pre-dawn
fog... full moon measuring its
height imprecisely
David Edwards Read poem →
the dogwood is dry
from the hard sun of summer
her leaves look for rain
Kim Peter Kovac Read poem →
the Autumn sun shines
golden leaves fall from the sky
Listen - the wind speaks
Kathryn Davis Read poem →
autumn's life story---
of youth, spring love, golden years
each leaf a memoir
Sharla Anderson Read poem →
windy autumn day
prismatic petals deluge---
garden tsunami
Sharla Anderson Read poem →
winds will whirl wildly
shaking loose any leaf left
trees sometimes topple
Mauri Orr Stone Read poem →
billowing kudzu
on a cloud-covered fall day
summer's hopeless hold
Mauri Orr Stone Read poem →
We could have it all
But for one law of nature
Reach exceeds our grasp
Bill Melton Read poem →
Each blade of green grass
Holds diamonds that catch the sun
As the dew burns off
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