Spring Haiku Poems | Examples

These Spring Haiku poems are examples of Haiku poems about Spring. These are the best examples of Haiku Spring poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberPrelude

Into the mist,
swallows vanish—
distant skies.

























"Note: AI image generated to complement the themes of my original poem."


Premium Membergen-z

scarred by firm fists ...
they sing and dance and seek more ~
sprouts of a new spring?

Premium MemberWHEN SPRING CAME

WHEN SPRING CAME    

With spring, pollen came;
With pollen, the achoo came:
Juicy fruits came too:-

Premium Memberwinters rage

winter melts away
streams rage to brim with water
spring is on its way

Premium Membera good time to learn

in spring rain
father teaches son to fish
getting his feet wet


Premium Memberspring rain

spring rain is falling
umbrellas fill the streets
like pop-ups on beach

Premium Memberhoer moon

time for tending crops
nurturing new sprouts of spring ~
	bountiful summer

(June Full Moon – Western Abenaki)

Premium Membermourning doves

silly mourning doves 
flit from roof to tree to roof - 
hopping and dancing

matching move for move
under the warm, bright spring sun ~
chicks hatch in a month

Premium Memberrobins

first spring arrivals
robins feast before mating ~
red breasts on the wing

time to build a nest
waiting for blue eggs to hatch ~
chirping mouths to feed
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Memberrushing seasons

spring blossoms appear
as summer trudges in
pulling on the reigns

Premium MemberSparkle

solitary moon shining through stained window sash rose in beveled glass sparkling bloom in light exuding magic powers in the sleepless hours golden times will come in a cottage by the sea he will marry me pink rose in glint vase where the pearl moon is peering in teal days of spring

Premium MemberKoi Pond 2

ruddy duck swimming turtle resting on a log polly wogs wiggle

Premium MemberSpring

soft grey clouds above, 
dancing rain on petals bright
~sun breaks through the mist~

green leaves drink the sun
~gardens dressed in vibrant hues~
life blooms everywhere

morning song begins
~ a small bird on a green  branch~
spring wakes up to shine

Premium Memberthe cherry tree

old cherry tree blooms 
another spring shows her age 
her rings don't lie

Premium Memberbutterfly spring dance

butterfly spring dance
kissing daisies then another
~ nectar in the breeze



AP: Honorable Mention 2026

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