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Weather Haiku Poems

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

826 published haiku
A single rose bud
quenched by a noon Summer storm
opens at midnight.
Val Dube Read poem →
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 →