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Nature Haiku Poems

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

1,508 published haiku
th? old nature trail-
a single wellington boot
stands in frozen mud
Thomas Rycroft Read poem →
at the old sea wall
waves sweep pebbles over rocks-
the sounds of applause
Patricia Pella Read poem →
sand does not resist
either footstep, wind, or tide
a beach smooth... long... wide
David Edwards Read poem →
A cold windy breeze
Follows the hungry birds trail -
Seeds patiently wait
Nancy May Read poem →
skipping in light rain
hopping over mud puddles
falling face down, ugh
Jean Hagert Dow Read poem →
Soft boas of clouds
feather and drape a blue sky
not a hint of rain
Sandra Bounds Read poem →
Golden hickory
aglow in Autumn's warm sun
Nature's menorah
Sandra Bounds Read poem →
The sky splits open
and a waterfall rushes
from the void like light.
Matt Margo Read poem →
Covered in winter's
branches, moon rises from a
bed of soft gray clouds.
Lea Booth Read poem →
One limb hanging down
into the river's pathway
changes everything.
Lea Booth Read poem →
the last winter's tale
leaves snow on my brown door step
my feet frost bitten.
Anna Maria Read poem →
Leaves unfold morning.
Mother picks gnats from her chicks
Rain muddies our lawn.
Kristina England Read poem →
death shroud of white mist
borne on whisper-soft cat paws ?
river valley morn
Grady Manus Read poem →
great blue heron stands
motionless shadow watching
? nearby wild plums bloom
Grady Manus Read poem →
Albino Peacock
Such beauty and elegance
Feathers white as snow
Christine Park Read poem →
insouciant hours
crazy hopscotch and leapfrog
in the spring garden
Virginie Colline Read poem →
thrashing in the leaves,
there was an animal trapped
your disheveled cuts
Matt Hemmerich Read poem →
Leaves fall and scatter
softly cover the Earth's bed
with Winter's warm quilt
Sandra Bounds Read poem →
Leaves drift and scatter
at the mercy of the wind
Autumn's ghosts of Spring
Sandra Bounds Read poem →
Thin sliver of moon
hangs askew in the darkness
of an Autumn sky
Sandra Bounds Read poem →
the impatient sun
rising earlier each day
gladdens dawn's birdsong
Mauri Orr Stone Read poem →
Birds sing in mornings,
a lively chatter at dawn.
I breathe in the day.
Patricia Mcalpine Read poem →
under trees the air
thick and sweet with blossom scent
bumble bees frighten
David Edwards Read poem →
halo set ablaze
up in the sky-black moon hides
annular eclipse
Traci Howell Read poem →
Young Weeping Willow
Cascades just over the Earth
Shimmers, Mystical
Traci Howell Read poem →
Mirrored through water
Cold brown stones underneath me
A red leaf floats by.
Christopher Kenneth Hanson Read poem →
in line or no line
adding a touch of wind gusts
without a life link
Jean Hagert Dow Read poem →
Mist fills the valley,
billows up, obscures the hills.
Droplets coat the leaves.
Reuven Goldfarb Read poem →
Glowing orb above
Fierce and fiery ablaze
Burns and sears the earth
Stephanie Hopper Read poem →
Away we fly now
Through starlit skies above us
To visit the moon
Stephanie Hopper Read poem →
Dandelion spores
paraglide the gust of wind
to prospective homes.
Grahame Jones Read poem →
maple leaves shiver
waning half moon suspended
slow vanishing act
Sonja Kosler Read poem →
legs sway lazy arcs
toes launch lunar light adrift
drowsy midnight lake
Sonja Kosler Read poem →
In summer's delight,
Sky's old quarrels with Earth fade
into warm embrace
Charles Franklin Read poem →
If only the wind
would catch me and turn this fall
into it's embrace
Youngshim Gontijo Read poem →
move into the wind
sprint back if you can not see
the red running board
Jean Hagert Dow Read poem →