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Nature Haiku Poems

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

1,527 published haiku
The bluebird carries
the sky, the daily bread of
the eyes, on his back.
Monty Gilmer Read poem →
this morning thick clouds
shrouded the pure crystal sky
mourning morning sun
Ali Znaidi Read poem →
Bright tulips stand guard,
like obedient soldiers,
saluting the sun.
Micki Johnson Read poem →
The sun always shines
When you live with open eyes.
Someday you will see.
Jack Caseros Read poem →
You are in the South.
I am shaking in the North.
Cut trees wait with me.
Andrew Ruzkowski Read poem →
In a river red,
fish with prosthetic tail-fins
can still swim upstream.
Brandon Campbell Read poem →
rain falls on petals
flowers bend and shake in dirt
garden symphony
John Mccarthy Read poem →
no one found me here
sleeping in rain without you
this is called melting
John Mccarthy Read poem →
red scarf left behind
on cold steel of metro rails
heel print in fresh snow
Jonathan Patterson Read poem →
Always climbing up
to limitless potential
in the endless sky
Andrew Scott Read poem →
Rays of crisp blue light
Dancing upon the sea floor
Rainbow fish drift by.
Christopher Kenneth Hanson Read poem →
red leaf on black earth
gilded maple etches mind
hills roll in color
Mary Delle Lebeau Read poem →
black crow on white snow
four toed print thatches pathway
Russian winter dream
Mary Delle Lebeau Read poem →
Almanac in hand
farmer glares across his field --
distant clouds drop rain
Craig Steele Read poem →
Listening to jazz
While hiking through the damp woods,
Wet as a virgin
Luke Roe Read poem →
The trees of my youth
Branches swaying in the breeze
Pecans fell that day
Ines Franco Fatzinger Read poem →
The sun and the rain
Rejoice freely, candidly
The heavenly twain!
Kanwar Dinesh Singh Read poem →
reflection of moon
spills on the waters at night
tides of love heighten
Mahima Giri Read poem →
retirement home-
the tree shakes free its last leaves
crunching underfoot
Thomas Rycroft Read poem →
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 →