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Weather Haiku Poems

Haiku alive with rain, wind, storms, mist, heat, cold, and changing air.

818 published haiku
A brown leaf shivers
atop the barren maple
the wind ushers home
Rosemary Oliver Read poem →
touch is a lost breeze
grazing the, now, goosefleshed skin
prickly neck hairs rise
Timothy P Flynn Read poem →
Wind on a mountain
whips snow high into piles
toppling time beneath.
Duane Anderson Read poem →
wind drafts in white ink
a quill pen draws lambs and dogs
flying in the air
Ingrid Bruck Read poem →
Instant love, quick sex,
breakups faster than the wind,
feeling for a while.
Norbert Gora Read poem →
slightest of breezes
raindrops tumble leaf to leaf
trees shuffling papers
Tim Mueller Read poem →
The road winds ahead.
Standing tall, I step forward-
into all Unknowns
Briana Reh Daly Read poem →
Another evening...
A file of yellow poplars
under the spring rain
María Guzmán Read poem →
Breezes in the trees
Testify to happiness
Once again renewed
Bruce Levine Read poem →
wind swept summer storm
dogwood tree in full blossom
pink petal cascade
Patricia Rossi Read poem →
Heavy clouds spit rain
strong winds creating havoc
mother nature's rant
Nells Wasilewski Read poem →
thunderstorm brewing
rain tapping at my window
the tea kettle hums
Melissa Laussmann Read poem →
Sudden gusts of wind
Portend a Summer downpour
Lightning splits an oak
Maria Depaul Read poem →
harmless heat lightning
seals the lakeside horizon
fishing reel recoils
Ron Scully Read poem →
Muggy summer air
Any thought of breeze is stalled
Trees dream of swaying
Julie Dickson Read poem →
Snow falls on Mt. Hope
In the mirror the old face
Looking back is me.
Alan C. Reese Read poem →
morning fog retreats
leaves behind sparkling jewels
on the cobweb strands
Bill Melton Read poem →
Top down, hair blowing
Cruising along country roads
Unexpected storm
Suzanne Cottrell Read poem →
the clouds move one way
and the leaves in another
family picnic
Mark Hitri Read poem →
mercy is reserved
for those who have kept their life -
sulking snow at dusk
Nickolas Urpi Read poem →
the smell of chestnuts
roasting - on the cool sea mist
assaults my senses
Barbara Martens Read poem →
burning horizons
shooting stars, electric rain
- cretaceous magic
Russell Hemmell Read poem →
A flag in the wind,
Half mast for dead soldiers still
Singing battle hymns
Ayndria Averett Read poem →
walking in the fog
steps ahead, the dog dissolves
the red leash remains
Louise Lynch Read poem →
Only the wind knows
Blowing through leaves and branches
Passages of time
Bruce Levine Read poem →
Early spring sunshine
Resilient daffodils
Defying the frost
Sarah Thomas Read poem →
wet honeysuckles -
behind, the bay has vanished
in gray rain and fog
Desiree Aspiras Read poem →
Iridescent spheres
Caressed and spun by the breeze
Ephemeral strength
Maria Galea Read poem →
Two sharp blasts of wind,
Bringing fierce chills to the bones,
Summer is long gone.
Jerry G. Ianni Read poem →
Billowing white sheets
grow tame beneath the dark clouds
as the rain comes clean
Idynne Macinnes Read poem →
breeze intensifies
fluttering daisy petals
- whirlwind of delight
Roberta Beach Jacobson Read poem →
A chill wind brings tears
Nothing brings light to the heart
Like a happy dog
Marcus Vance Read poem →
Snow-covered pansies
Insulated from harsh cold
Fitly re-emerge
Suzanne Cottrell Read poem →
Moonbeams shimmer soft
Cicadas serenade dawn
Warm breeze caresses
Chasity Gaines Read poem →
blue violet clouds
dipped in fuchsia finger paint
endless stretch of road
Renee Butner Read poem →
sudden wind rises
tiny, silver ripples dance
across city pond
Shasta Hatter Read poem →