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Weather Haiku Poems

Haiku alive with rain, wind, storms, mist, heat, cold, and changing air.

825 published haiku
snow so white it hurts
even the air, astonished,
draws its frozen breath
Mandy Macdonald Read poem →
Full dandelion
Swollen with good intentions
Blown into the wind
Emily Rojas Read poem →
His stormy blue eyes
Mesmerized many Women
But they sparked for Her
Shirley Smothers Read poem →
sunlight cuts below
storm clouds bowling the meadow
in sparkling thistle
Tyson West Read poem →
Turquoise fog rises
Searchlights moving rapidly
Midnight sky coming
Nicholas Dangelo Read poem →
The bronzed road runner
Kicks its legs like windmill slats
Trapped in desert winds.
Connor Bjotvedt Read poem →
Running from sunsets
Swimming through smog filled wind gusts
Beauty in poison
Ian Tash Read poem →
Between the puddles
the rain is invisible.
The sidewalk is still.
Jared Moore Read poem →
she unwraps her hair
a sea of flowers and rain
flows from her wonder
Emily Ramirez Read poem →
Fall has tumbled in
The light is rusty gold now
Raining from the trees
Amanda Ardieta Gardner Read poem →
Under a blanket
of soft freshly fallen snow
lie tomorrow's seeds.
Val Dube Read poem →
We are storms at sea,
Falcons above the desert,
A great song in all.
Arthur Chandler Read poem →
raindrop donnybrook
washing winter's dirty socks
daffodils rejoice
James Reinert Read poem →
storm clouds cast fine nets,
trawling the mountain shadows
sinking sun plunges
Dennis Lowe Read poem →
yarrow blossoms spread
yellow clouds quaver above
a fragile green dream
Tyson West Read poem →
Ghost wind chills the air
Snow flesh clings to cold tree bones
Winter haunts the streets
Lianne Kamp Read poem →
evening chorus,
ecstatic cacophony
pond frogs praising rain
Neil Creighton Read poem →
Euphoric visions
Within the storm of conscience
Troubled delusions
C.w. Buxton Read poem →
6:16 A.M.
My smartphone thinks it's raining,
but I know better.
J. Bear Savo Read poem →
Whitecapped bands of clouds
Roll in waves across the sky
Toward the beach of dawn.
Judy Stock Read poem →
exhaling small clouds
appearing disappearing
breathe in silent frost
David Jones Read poem →
spring in New Hampshire
snow clusters on sundresses
stiff on the clothesline
Kelley White Read poem →
Snow-capped mountains loom,
aglow beside the still sound;
rumbling motor-boat.
Debora Schwartz Read poem →
snowfall on tulips
embers spurn the morning's chill
Hod and Idun dance
Laura Moore Read poem →
FOR SALE sign PENDING
squeaking in the last March winds
Easter morning peeps
Ron Scully Read poem →
Golden hues disperse
Mountainous dark-green backdrop
Fog lifts from pale fields
Jeff Harbrow Read poem →
Rain falls. Leaves begin
to spring. Little lambs skip. Birds
couple, build and sing.
Monty Gilmer Read poem →
beyond my screen door
the elms sigh in a spring breeze
school bus rattles by
Michael Flanagan Read poem →
Leaves flutter and turn
Wrapped in wind, dark clouds, and rain
Still the robin sings
Martha Shaw Read poem →
Sleet and snow falling.
Inactive withered fields lay,
seeds patiently wait.
Jon Moss Read poem →
Warm summer breezes
memories of three sisters
calmness before storm
Susan Gentry Read poem →
The fleece of winter,
iced juices and sweetened breeze,
cardinals courting.
Donny Barilla Read poem →
Sauntering mint leaves,
winds of spring swim tenderly,
eager rain taps soft.
Donny Barilla Read poem →
Sunbeams slap the snow,
grassy pouches surfacing,
thick breads rise with warmth.
Donny Barilla Read poem →
heavy with wet snow
dark long fingertips sky bound
point accusations
Lynette Esposito Read poem →
a wandering breeze
those dead-brown palm fronds clicking
well into matins
Joann Grisetti Read poem →