Nature Haiku Poems

a flock of starlings,
just so, like flecks of pepper
sprinkled on the moon

Michael Babcock Read poem →

the snail slips slowly
over a green garden hose
carrying its home

Joan Fingon Read poem →

The chirping of birds
heard in a forest of books
calms a troubled soul

Rachel Dupree Read poem →

the lake is glass calm
shimmering in the moment
I am at peace, love

Teresa Stankiewicz Read poem →

yellow sunflowers
paradise to many birds
turn to face the sun

Laura Steidl Read poem →

the harvest moon shines
solitary traveler
stops to rest awhile

Kathryn Lea Temple Read poem →

Twisted are my thoughts
Like branches from the forest
Yet budding with hope

Ann Richards Read poem →

saffroned winter sun
caught amid the leafless trees
sky of frosting clouds

John Lawrence Darretta Read poem →

earth bows to the sun
prelude to a masterpiece
spring fills its palette

Patricia Pella Read poem →

geese fly overhead
at the cabin dusk settles
a silent river

Jr Vork Read poem →

Window candles glow
Lighthouse beams guide sailing ships
Moon plays with the stars

Arona Fay Roshal Read poem →

black skeleton trees
winter bones against the snow
frantic geese fly south

Beth Mathison Read poem →

midnight serenade
velvet sky donned in diamonds
waltzing silouettes

Patricia Rossi Read poem →

caught yourself stumbling
I saw your shadow dance, love
with wild angel wings

Tim Mueller Read poem →

bumbling on flowers
extracting precious nectar
bees feeding freely

Susi Bocks Read poem →

From a wire fence
a rabbit slips underneath,
the garden thief rides.

Duane Anderson Read poem →

Leaves swept into piles
Toddlers jump in to toss them
Happily scattered

Maria Depaul Read poem →

above the waters,
over deciduous trees,
covenant rainbow

Valerie Staton Read poem →

the last leaves of fall
selflessly fall giving way
to winter brethren

Chris Cross Read poem →

sun spills burgundy
sea drunk on late summer light
waves stumble on rocks

John C. Mannone Read poem →

Son climbing boulder
Taller than your little self
Leap into a cloud

Mari Flower Read poem →

Moisture dribbles down
fogged coffee shop window panes.
Snow quilts hide pickups.

Dennis Maulsby Read poem →

Swollen russet heads
nod sun-stained petals to earth
in summer's last sigh

Shellie Austin Read poem →

Golden Aspen leaves
Shimmer round the white-bark tree
Doe eyes turn and stare.

Jeral Williams Read poem →

wet tea leaves settle
point to a new direction
barefoot little girl

Margaret Tau Read poem →

cold October rain
tea growing cool in brown mug
muted household sounds

Sandra Barnett Read poem →

Sunlight through the prism--
this light waterfall is me
reflecting a cloud.

Emilia Rosa Read poem →

Freshly fallen snow,
bird tracks layered with raccoon
scribe hieroglyphics.

Wesley Sims Read poem →

narrow steep stone steps
guide hot feet to soft smooth sand
breathe in cool sea breeze

Stella Damarjati Read poem →

heavy clouds descend
beach plunges into gray gloom
sky is lost at sea

Nells Wasilewski Read poem →

Faded firefly grave
Moonlight in our sky above
Rusty iron fence

Madeline Lee-mabe Read poem →

feathers on the path
a wind among yellow leaves
with birds on its breath

William Dennis Read poem →

Tall the bee balm blooms:
open flowers inviting
hummingbirds' return

James Reuss Read poem →

Your rich white spotlight
Throws wavy pink stripes westward
Once in a blue moon

Arona Fay Roshal Read poem →

Hollowed out logs lie
sun-drenched within a clearing-
stress evaporates.

James Howard Read poem →

your love is cool rain
falling on the arid scene
quenching desert thirst

Chris Cross Read poem →