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Spring Haiku Poems

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

196 published haiku
a gray spring drizzle?
I had hoped for a flower,
perhaps even two
Craig Steele Read poem →
the waters of spring
flood the meadows with blossoms?
walking the cows home
John Daleiden Read poem →
up north?winter sun
skates across the frozen lakes
until spring sun comes
Ross Plovnick Read poem →
brown squirrel scampers
evades two grackles on fence
opening spring dance
Joanne Faries Read poem →
the spring sun peeks in
bully wind chases it out
spring will arrive soon
Sassysue King Read poem →
an early spring rain
drops gold onto sleeping dogs
women wake and cry
John Kazlauskas Read poem →
six yellow finches
feasting on sunflower seeds
bright spring festival
Stephen Leslie Read poem →
plentiful and green
this spring the plum tree's budding
promises new growth
Jackie Simmons Read poem →
spring light kisses her
brushed mauve and golden hues
bring her peace at dawn
Chris Epting Read poem →
In fading spring light
long lost friends find each other
adventure unfolds
Chris Epting Read poem →
A cold day in March
when I though spring had arrived
snow and cold came back
Maria Rivera Read poem →
daffodil delights
anticipate what new loss
the back door open
Aaron Poller Read poem →
Sky full of clover:
a bouquet of red roses
one lonely tulip
Lindy Ryan Read poem →
Sunlight and spring rain
Fertilize the ground below...
Green is their offspring
Mauricio Gonzalez Read poem →
spring harvest's largesse -
tributes given to a man
invite faithfulness
Josh Bunin Read poem →
Deluded tulip.
The month filled with snowy days.
May we rescue fear?
Aaron Poller Read poem →