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Nature Haiku Poems

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

1,527 published haiku
call it the border
but grass grows green on both sides
and bends in the wind
Genevieve Fitzgerald Read poem →
winter trees stand nude
waiting for the leaves of spring
to clothe them again
Robert B. Williams Read poem →
a single flower
in my garden filled with weeds
reminds me of you
Robert B. Williams Read poem →
Weak from looking up
Waiting for the rains to fall,
Flowers rest their necks
Mauricio Gonzalez Read poem →
Bowing profoundly
regal palm trees acknowledge
the forces of air.
Rita Rousseau Read poem →
Outer banks of sea
waves roar and thrash wildly
shells move and clatter
Rachelle Andreacchio-miller Read poem →
The kigo in rain
wets renso, transmutation
of satori wine.
Christopher Keller Read poem →
Under a bright sky
White light shimmers over sea
Daisies bow to waves.
Christopher Kenneth Hanson Read poem →
spring comes to the land
snow melts leaving lace of ice
a green sprout breaks through
Stephanie Lynch Read poem →
full late winter moon
entwined in bare tree branches
caught, then floating free
Stephanie Lynch Read poem →
leaves at her doorstep
her window fogged with my breath
slim oak tree stood nude
Gabriel Cabrera Read poem →
black birds on my wall
children laughing under sheets
making hand puppets
Gabriel Cabrera Read poem →
I saw overhead
the color that the sky bled:
chain rust rattle red
David Edwards Read poem →
spring's messenger bird
has returned to fallow fields
red-breasted and round
Mauri Orr Stone Read poem →
a gray spring drizzle?
I had hoped for a flower,
perhaps even two
Craig Steele Read poem →
inside aged men die,
all across frozen lake tops
blackbirds swoop for meals
Jonathan Patterson Read poem →
lovely clouds moved fast
above lace branches in bud
a dangerous sky
Gail Wolper Read poem →
it is simply wind
mixed with water it becomes
typhon bringing tears
Jasmine Wong Read poem →
returning wild geese
rest at the brim filled farm pond?
guano underfoot
John Daleiden Read poem →
The vast copper sky
Stony silence of the night
Shower astral light.
Gopal Lahiri Read poem →
Catskill mountain lake's
thick veil of morning fog pierced
echoing bonsho
James Spencer Read poem →
up north?winter sun
skates across the frozen lakes
until spring sun comes
Ross Plovnick Read poem →
surf embraces sand
rewinding the hour glass
waltzing with the moon
Patricia Pella Read poem →
Insects cloud the moon
Warm bodies in the rafters
Bat wings soft stutter
Dennis Maulsby Read poem →
Weighted in the sky
Atramentous Thunderhead
Reaching epoch mass
Traci Howell Read poem →
the spring sun peeks in
bully wind chases it out
spring will arrive soon
Sassysue King Read poem →
Waves bring messages,
Mankind waits along the beach,
Those of peace still drown.
Arthur C. Ford,sr. Read poem →
an early spring rain
drops gold onto sleeping dogs
women wake and cry
John Kazlauskas Read poem →
The sun and wind flash
neon fish upon the pond ?
cold swim, bright shining.
Mary Sayler Read poem →
cottage by the sea
the rise and fall of your chest
with each crashing wave
Jay Friedenberg Read poem →
These birdsongs- are they
mechanized or is this real?
The dead trees still loom...
Tom Stockman Read poem →
Now the leaves return
So the high wind sings once more
Six months the frost waits
Jon Chan Read poem →
the small red maple
is the perfect climbing tree
for the happy child
Jackie Simmons Read poem →
plentiful and green
this spring the plum tree's budding
promises new growth
Jackie Simmons Read poem →
storm-streaked evening
clouds forming in a gray sky
thunder playing drums
Christina Murphy Read poem →
Lone gull on a sea
dons the sun and moon for wings
and soars forever
James Knight Read poem →