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Nature Haiku Poems

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

1,527 published haiku
Wrens gliding on wind
Robins nesting on their eggs
Spring is in the air.
Barbara Johnson Read poem →
banks barred securely
hardened chinese army fort
poets' flower door
Tyson West Read poem →
flowers grow at night
petals fall from roses black
spring in never land
Neil Ellman Read poem →
Cats laze in the sun.
A man pets them, forgetting
he has allergies.
Herb Guggenheim Read poem →
Red breasted robin
calls in snow fallen garden
rotten apple waits
Nancy May Read poem →
Thick rain falls to sand
Ocean waves snap by red cliffs
Fire light lines the shore.
Christopher Kenneth Hanson Read poem →
I hear the forest
whisper in the springtime rain
the secrets of life.
Nicky Clark Read poem →
black-cheeked gale exhales
storm clouds stolen from the sea
deceitful woman
Julie Degarie Read poem →
The cool spring sun shines
Giving me a piece of light
And I think of you
Leanne Kinkopf Read poem →
Rain touches my eyes
Darkened sky covers my doubts
Empty feels my love
Jamie Larsen Read poem →
we left the ocean
a few million years ago
and long to return
Bill Melton Read poem →
A blue sky blushes
Yellow light climbs the mountain
Spring water flows by.
Christopher Kenneth Hanson Read poem →
A wind snags autumn
And flings it through barren trees
Suddenly, winter
Mikels Skele Read poem →
Spring bird sings freely
For nature's food, it takes wing
The summer cat waits
Trey Billings Read poem →
deer browse forest edge
turkeys strut among the oaks
life rests ? time breathes deep
Grady Manus Read poem →
dotted moon circled-
silent gaze blinded by breath
when I call to you.
Tom Mcfarland Read poem →
Shorn of foliage
Standing secluded and sad
Trees show signs of age
Kanwar Dinesh Singh Read poem →
Meditate on fate
Leaves going steady with winds
Over a blind date
Kanwar Dinesh Singh Read poem →
Snow's bright elegance
resolves a barren landscape
until it dissolves
M.j. Iuppa Read poem →
Mountain storm passes
His heart flies north seeking it
His only sorrow
David Evans Read poem →
apple on the ground
under the spent tree; stem leads
to its cracked, dry seeds.
Lea Booth Read poem →
Frankly, primroses
simply lack the ambition
to lead the garden.
Bobby Aldridge Read poem →
mermaid swims the sea
where pirates hear her calling
from the depth of dreams
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
Like a splash of ink
Black against the parchment sky
The raven flies past.
Elizabeth Einspanier Read poem →
cat sleeping in sun
soft fur slicked with blood of prey
sweet feral dreaming
Daun Daemon Read poem →
A drop of sunshine
falls from the weeping sun down
to the dying earth
Nancy May Read poem →
Red leaves blow across
Iron bars and plastic swings
Falling into cries
Terra Traub Read poem →
Eros Hotel, where
your whistling became bird songs
outside our window.
Sissy Buckles Read poem →
A line of pine trees
bends in another blizzard,
wide boughs low with snow.
Eileen Mccluskey Read poem →
A tall oak tree sighs
The roots lap up rain water
Gentle leaves fall free.
Christopher Kenneth Hanson Read poem →
A lone killdeer's laugh
Shatters fall's orange-gray night sky
Letting cold seep in
Mauri Orr Stone Read poem →
Trees each take their turn
To cover the ground's bareness
Its comforting quilt
Mauri Orr Stone Read poem →
Leaves lose their lushness
Loosening their lustrous hold
Prey to fall's fierce winds
Mauri Orr Stone Read poem →
Life spills and scatters
Each atom cast from a blast
Like suffering snow
Damien Green Read poem →
quiet early night
cicadas start to chatter
falling out of trees
Jean Hagert Dow Read poem →
Hellebore petals,
weighed by snow, flurried in red
off a bleeding branch.
Michael Obrien Read poem →