Nature Haiku Poems

Tiny buds open,
And then a lovely flower,
Soon a fading hue.

Paul C. Blake Read poem →

trees swollen with leaves
a red ball low in the sky
crimson foliage

Sylvia Semel Read poem →

on old sand scrubbed brick
senorita arching high
loves miles of blue sky

Amber Dennis Read poem →

The trees are humming,
Like they need to let off steam.
The wind train passes.

Cynthia Hammell Read poem →

I run with the fish
swim with birds and fly with toads
My dreams hold me tight

Erika Silva Read poem →

Damp leaves on slick tar
Gliding bicycle on film
Spinning and spinning

John Brady Read poem →

flowers we gathered
dying slowly in vases
they remember dirt

Dennis Herrell Read poem →

Eternal river
Sculpting the canyon below
Washing time away

David Gershan Read poem →

Under a half-moon
is a determined cricket
live and in concert

Billy Tuggle Read poem →

A season of change
Inevitably follows
One leaf in the wind

Miguel Angel Estefan Jr Read poem →

walking through the park
dewdrops reflect the full moon
winter night in bloom

Melissa Laussmann Read poem →

Summer birds in flight
Ducks and geese go drifting by
Stillness of the lake

Bruce Levine Read poem →

the crisp morning air
acrid smell of burning leaves
distant honk of geese

Bill Melton Read poem →

I'm starting over
just like every day does
sunrise, a bird song

Sandra Evans Read poem →

Dark, towering clouds
Afternoon showers bathe trees
New puddles for frogs

Suzanne Cottrell Read poem →

Stubs of brown corn stalks.
Songbirds silently wend south.
Clouds lower the sky.

David Anthony Sam Read poem →

silence stills the lake
dragonflies reflect rainbows
lightly on paper wings

Lianne Kamp Read poem →

waiting for the post
the sun preening like a bird
fourth tuesday of june

Pearl Kline Read poem →

Gold floods morning sky.
Black night sheds star-swept lining.
Onward comes the day.

Deborah Svatos Read poem →

Air after rain hangs
Silent. Fawn-spotted birches
Stretch, spindly, to sky.

Melanie Bell Read poem →

lake frozen over
a falling leaf lands gently
ice cracks like lightning

Justin Smith Read poem →

Silence created
By pine needles underfoot
Softens the forest

Donna Roy Read poem →

fresh washed sheets, sun-dried
crisp and summer-breeze scented
promise serene dreams

Shirley Harshenin Read poem →

pair of cardinals
eating green holly berries
wet with morning rain

Sandra Barnett Read poem →

silver crescent moon
a beacon of summer night
dancing on water

Melissa Laussmann Read poem →

shafts of moonlight pierce
trembling leaves on scarred limbs
the darkness falters

C L Killgore Read poem →

sitting on the shore
while I am fully present
the river flows by

Jodie Brown Read poem →

A long valley road
Curves under sycamore trees
Branches block the path

Pj Amendolia Read poem →

mountain cathedrals
thrust to the sky praising God
while I stand in awe

Chris Cross Read poem →

Meadow of candles
on a placid moonlit night
fireflies resting.

Mariangela Canzi Read poem →

light touches the leaves
the calm caress of sunshine
brief eternal friends

Tim Mueller Read poem →

present this moment
sun slips across horizon
I stand and wonder

Rebecca Olson Read poem →

We meet in these words;
we make a broken haiku.
A jumping river.

Rolf Hughes Read poem →

Two tall cedar trees,
a footpath in two inches.
Family picnic.

Hannah Steels Read poem →

the first day of spring
arrives in a rush of rain
singing birds gather

Corinne Bortnik Read poem →

emerald garden
water, lush moss and ferns thrive
revitalizing

Rachel Zempel Read poem →