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Nature Haiku Poems

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

1,508 published haiku
never turn your back
on the ocean, mother warned,
the dead come in waves
Rita Brady Kiefer Read poem →
lavender flowers
left wilting in a chipped cup
memories frozen
Beverly Head Read poem →
front yard magnolia
next to less elegant trees
petals pale as ghosts
Beverly Head Read poem →
Moon glow cast shadows,
Stretch across the pale lit floor.
The usher of dreams.
Thomas Hayes Read poem →
her, lascivious -
the sap does leak ever out
when scratching at trees
Josh Bunin Read poem →
Stray cats' tracks across
The dusty windshield -- greetings
From urban nature.
Irena Pasvinter Read poem →
sun on the water
grey-green with a squint becomes
sea spirits dancing
Genevieve Fitzgerald Read poem →
Steam in the morning.
Gray and delicate lilies
wither on the lake.
Jb Mulligan Read poem →
Moon phases reveal
Dual personalities -
First timid, then bold
Audrey Walstrom Read poem →
Holding the orange
To the sky it glows and glows
Like a newborn sun.
Karissa Barrera Read poem →
What I treasure is
Seeing the snow remove all
That I once treasured
Karissa Barrera Read poem →
Blackness weights the sky
of a city damp with grief--
Norwegian summer
Debbie Hall Read poem →
the warm fertile earth
fell from her knotty fingers
into neat black piles
Beverly Head Read poem →
for you a flaming
japanese maple rising
in a sun-blue sky
Donnelle Mcgee Read poem →
Sing the blood flowers
The rice starving in the bowl
Down here is the moon
Aaron Poller Read poem →
Wet whys in the mud
Left by tiniest of birds
Washed away by rain
Spencer Myers Read poem →
Rain over snow: God
holds in armor eight pine trees
straight above my house.
Lucia Cherciu Read poem →
Seen from far away,
the leaves fallen from bare trees
look like brown blossoms.
Nathan Hunt Read poem →
A mountain, peeking?
summer bringing clearer skies,
the robin warbling.
Nathan Hunt Read poem →
like spirit islands
fog floats the sea around me
vaporous but real
Richard Weed Read poem →
new glories gild shores
blooms diffuse their sweets around
fruitful rain descends
Richard Weed Read poem →
hear birds spreading joy
music waking dawn today
around their feeder
Richard Weed Read poem →
drunk man stumbles home
beats his wife for the last time
she leaves while he sleeps
Daniel Lassell Read poem →
Late nights of nothing
sound quiet as rain on grass
and I grow as fast.
Christopher Keller Read poem →
It's a nice capo
to have a warm bed in which
to fall like a leaf.
Christopher Keller Read poem →
Words written in sand,
wisdom left for wind and tide,
momentarily.
Nyla Alisia Read poem →
Leaves changing colour.
Lives changing like the season.
We no longer talk.
Edward Bowman Read poem →
knotted ball of thread
wind around the troubled kid
strangled spiders web.
Wilton Burling Read poem →
Quiet winter day
New moon visible at noon
Two crows flying west
W. Luther Jett Read poem →
snow falls like the rain
sweet is the touch of my love
in pain my soul weeps
Jennifer Schmitt Read poem →
Rose hues on gray sky
Earth blue islands faraway
Worlds where no one dies.
L.b. Williams Read poem →
eastern winds blowing
all nature mourns in showers
trees weep on their banks
Richard Weed Read poem →
The spray arcs sunward,
Wind makes the sail tremble tight;
Two rainbows in tow.
Douglas Bishop Read poem →
Dawn's light holds in breath --
A heron strikes bright water,
Scattering the sun.
Douglas Bishop Read poem →
Sun has disappeared
Movement in the ancient pine
A chickadee flits
David Petreman Read poem →
Birch leaves: propellers
Twirling sunlight into green
You hear the wind blow
David Petreman Read poem →