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Spring Haiku Poems

Haiku of thaw, rain, returning birds, new leaves, and fresh beginnings.

195 published haiku
Wild dandelion
beneath snowy winter field
do you dream of spring?
Doug Elson Read poem →
The robin, hopping,
peers over its grey wing as
the spring sun departs.
Ryan Danielson Read poem →
fresh spring stage debut
new male feather dance review
female audience
Bill Johnston Read poem →
Down heavenly spring
waters flow as blossom's burst
from earthly bosom
Matthew Beyer Read poem →
thawed by the Spring sun
we flirt on damp grass and feel
butterflies dancing
David Walter Read poem →
pink spiral stitches
macramed umbrella gilds
shrine to fertile spring
Stephen Parker Read poem →
In the spring garden
Murderous aphids attack
The helpless rose bud.
Sybil Martin Read poem →
Wrens gliding on wind
Robins nesting on their eggs
Spring is in the air.
Barbara Johnson Read poem →
spring season arrives,
branches with chirping sparrows,
amongst the first buds
Von Bonnie Read poem →
flowers grow at night
petals fall from roses black
spring in never land
Neil Ellman Read poem →
a robin's chirrup
replaces the killdeer's call
winter cedes to spring
Mauri Orr Stone Read poem →
I hear the forest
whisper in the springtime rain
the secrets of life.
Nicky Clark Read poem →
Ere swallows dare come,
March's ranging breezes stir
dancing daffodils.
Monty Gilmer Read poem →
The cool spring sun shines
Giving me a piece of light
And I think of you
Leanne Kinkopf Read poem →
A blue sky blushes
Yellow light climbs the mountain
Spring water flows by.
Christopher Kenneth Hanson Read poem →
Spring bird sings freely
For nature's food, it takes wing
The summer cat waits
Trey Billings Read poem →
Spring. The thick clothes gone,
backlit beauties are skating
along Storrow Drive.
Max Christian Hansen Read poem →
The year tends toward Spring?
Snowy desolation! Days
lengthen, cold strengthens.
Monty Gilmer Read poem →
Bright tulips stand guard,
like obedient soldiers,
saluting the sun.
Micki Johnson Read poem →
sometimes thoughts spring up
demanding not to be heard
but to be written
Bill Melton Read poem →
early spring morning
we shiver inside our coats --
crocus bulbs bursting
Craig Steele Read poem →
I yank silver hairs
peeking through my dark gray mane...
new spring in my step
Craig Steele Read poem →
insouciant hours
crazy hopscotch and leapfrog
in the spring garden
Virginie Colline Read poem →
Leaves drift and scatter
at the mercy of the wind
Autumn's ghosts of Spring
Sandra Bounds Read poem →
almost spring twilight...
to be parents, in silence
on the green park swing
Ramesh Anand Read poem →
high flying airplane
feet grounded miles away
spring brings thoughts of change
J. Gibbs Read poem →
Spring's green vibrato
Earth rises from Winter's tomb
symphony of hope
Sandra Bounds Read poem →
Summer oppressed spring
forced her cherry blossoms down
staining ground deep pink
Helen Dano Read poem →
raindrops fall on silk
petals, green stalks grow turgid;
for spring, they struggle.
Stephen Gilchrist Read poem →
new leaves crowd old trees
dance together in the sun
soon to fall to earth
Colin Campbell Read poem →
The Spring of My Life
holds up my basement window
reciting Issa
Chen-ou Liu Read poem →
winter trees stand nude
waiting for the leaves of spring
to clothe them again
Robert B. Williams Read poem →
Ice covers ground but
blades of grass fight their way through
Spring is almost here
Rachelle Andreacchio-miller Read poem →
spring comes to the land
snow melts leaving lace of ice
a green sprout breaks through
Stephanie Lynch 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 →