Seasons Haiku Poems

The well-spring in May
bubbles its sweet aroma
jealous flowers bloom

Bryan Verdi Read poem →

A weak winter sun
Vainly struggles to burn through
Winter's icy fog

Bill Melton Read poem →

The first green of spring
protruding from snow and soil-
presents from the Sun

Catherine Minnehan Read poem →

hummingbirds hover
sipping sweet summer cider
through delicate straws

Elizabeth F. Hill Read poem →

Fresh, gentle, Spring breeze
Tides of tears roll out to sea
A new beginning

Rachel Zempel Read poem →

Winter. Old fence felled
by wind rests against an elm
growing bright new moss

Susannah Rickards Read poem →

cerulean cry
winter claims her bare canvas
gusts of northern winds

Grace Black Read poem →

The albatross failed
to migrate, when the winter
consumed the region

Nicholas Mckay Read poem →

golden leaves trip down
tawny toads slow hop away
summer bows to fall

John Lawrence Darretta Read poem →

Sunset-splattered peach
Bleeding end-of-summer wine -
A tree hangover

Michelle Burchett Read poem →

First frost of the year
The lake steams in the morning
Geese are taking off

Joseph J Kozma Read poem →

clouds on clouds, waves on
waves in the summer sunset
footprints in the sand

Nancy May Read poem →

Hard tug on my line
summer speckled trout, redfish
flip in the ice chest.

Beau Boudreaux Read poem →

A stone's drought whispers
As it lies amidst the sun
Dry in summer's end

John Hutchinson Read poem →

Winter in Madrid
I pass outdoor flower stands
Boarded up till March

Karla Padawer Solomon Read poem →

tiny snow angel
snowflakes kiss your rosy cheeks
white winter beauty

Jan Allison Read poem →

dainty daffodil
your golden trumpet fanfares
the dawning of spring

Jan Allison Read poem →

Dandelions float
On summer's ponds like bodies
Float on winter's lakes

Nicoly Santos Read poem →

Winter's frozen kiss
Icy crystalline fingers
Silent night descends

Christopher Ryan Read poem →

Alfalfa buds bloom
Purple in the morning sun
Winter arrives soon

Robin Sprafka Read poem →

wonderful climbers
if autumn clouds were lower
squirrels might reach them

David Austin Read poem →

white bark of aspens
powdered with antler velvet-
autumn moon shadows

Jackie Maugh Robinson Read poem →

Fall pumpkins are here
Autumn air is crisp and cool
Scarecrows scare the crows

Mary Smith Read poem →

your eyes fill with tears
let me go winter daughter
to my Moon River

Robin Sprafka Read poem →

dried yellow leaves
the cottonwood in autumn
tells summer's secrets

Barbara Tate Read poem →

Sitting by windows
Breathing out air making fog
Winter is coming

Traci Howell Read poem →

autumn horizon
the falling rain, scatter of
leaves on the frost soil

Nancy May Read poem →

summer's backward glance
reluctant to say adieu
one lonely white rose

David Austin Read poem →

summer's backward glance
reluctant to say adieu
one lonely white rose

David Austin Read poem →

September's summer:
white clematis cloaks fences,
bronze scuppernongs pop.

Leanne E Smith Read poem →

a lone cardinal
unconcerned with the details
awaiting the spring

Chris Gusek Read poem →

Warm summer rains pass,
skies are clear again: why not
forgiveness so swift?

Kineret Yardena Read poem →

Crocus peeking out
purple, snow lined beds dark brown
rich with Spring's promise

Beth Mathison Read poem →

The fruits of summer
Visible before my eyes...
Feeling glorified

Maryam Qureshi Read poem →

Thunder in the hills
summer blows through the dry grass?
too much left undone

Dennis Lowe Read poem →

Rocks click like crickets
air like shimmering water
desert summer heat

Jin Koh Read poem →