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Spring Haiku Poems

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

195 published haiku
spring chicken again
on well-trodden forest path
rose hip flashes red
Natalia Danjon Read poem →
pink roses and Jasmines
blossomed in your curly hair -
like a spring's deep breath
George Zoumpoulakis Read poem →
First springtime cricket
Dawn chorus percussionist
Raindrops answering
Laurie Beringer Read poem →
white dogwood petals
confetti in the spring breeze
carpet for bare feet
Suzanne Cottrell Read poem →
Silent trees reborn
birds call for spring, their notes soar
from telephone wires
Lianne Kamp Read poem →
palm trees shed shaggy
winter pelts. spring drapes their necks
with fruity red beads
Kerry Rawlinson Read poem →
Trickling vernal pools
Sparkling in the new day sun
Springtime elixir
Gloria Pape Caviglia Read poem →
late evening spring breeze
wind chimes' melody rings out
tree frogs joining in
Nicholas Gentile Read poem →
only half awake
arising now bound to one
who hears spring showers
James Penha Read poem →
Tulip skirts flare out
Men, hopeful pollinators
Cheer warmer weather
Jennifer Ruth Jackson Read poem →
door awning agleam
icicle diminishing
precocious spring tears
Robert Hunt Read poem →
azaleas flourish
passionate hues returning
spring's loving embrace
Rj Tungsten Read poem →
Light mist on new leaves,
bare feet swish through cool, wet grass.
Bullfrog calls the dance.
Allen Guest Read poem →
a mouse in the wall
shuffling his wee deck of cards:
springtime solitaire
Joseph Hutchison Read poem →
upon the flower
bumblebee high on pollen
burrows into spring
Luke Levi Read poem →
Warm-stemmed mint wind bends
Soft purple bursts of crocus
White rain spits silver
Gail Ghai Read poem →
cold mists carry scent
satisfied in scarlet snow
memories of spring
Daniel Tardona Read poem →
Pollen coats my house.
Days go slow in this springtime
of lone quarantine.
Judith Skillman Read poem →
earth bows to the sun
prelude to a masterpiece
spring fills its palette
Patricia Pella Read poem →
Tulips sprout and bloom
Bear slumbering peacefully
Grass breaks through hard ice
Michael Abreu Read poem →
Drive-thru daffodils
fifteen yellow trumpets play
McDonald's breakfast
K.l. Temple Read poem →
the first day of spring
arrives in a rush of rain
singing birds gather
Corinne Bortnik Read poem →
spring time at the lakes
the brothers squeal in delight
while catching tadpoles
Jennifer Carr Read poem →
spring-sharpened grass blades
insects trample ground for food
cutting sounds approach
Kennard Balme Read poem →
ditch along back road
trash and brush accumulate
daffodils poke through
Kent Mcquillen Read poem →
farewell to winter-
old trees adorn new garments
spring's ribbons of light
Melissa Laussmann Read poem →
three days, two spring snows:
jays and crows put pride aside
at the bird feeder
Joseph Hutchison Read poem →
After Spring sunset
Mist rises from the mountains
Spreading like a flood
Dennis Gilliam Read poem →
Another evening...
A file of yellow poplars
under the spring rain
María Guzmán Read poem →
Rough water, summer
Spring. The splashing of children.
Tanning old women.
Connor Bjotvedt Read poem →
Spring rains beat the ground
As flowers escape through cracks
In their asphalt tombs.
Brian George Read poem →
Spring rains replenish
Droplets sparkle in sunlight
Mudslide closes road
Suzanne Cottrell Read poem →
in winter, we sleep
tomorrow brings nourishment
our spring attunement
Emily Pavick Read poem →
Early spring sunshine
Resilient daffodils
Defying the frost
Sarah Thomas Read poem →
We marry in spring
Petals falling on threshold
Blossoms crown above
Wayne Barnes Read poem →
Winter breathes so long,
spring whispers after darkness,
an encore not far.
Dawn Madura Read poem →