Haiku Seasons Poems | Examples

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

Coffee, morning sun.
People softly passing by—
Chasing city dreams.

© Simone Young  

four changing seasons
mother nature-father time
gifts given to us

© Karen Croft  

summers heat turns cool
warm apple cider fills air
autumn blossoms

© Karen Croft  

royal maroon moon
topped with mountain marshmallow ~
	cherries jubilee

(August Full Moon –Anishinaabe)

© Linda Alice Fowler  

The great wild sea roars,
High waves crashing far away,
Stillness on the rocks.

© Simone Young  

bed blazes in heat 
bloodsuckers taste my red dews ~
life feeds upon life?

© Christuraj Alex  

tie dye in July
swirling summer memories
back to school halts this

© Angela Terry  

sharp lightening strikes
dazzlingly dark dimensions ~
	hot summer’s mashup

(July Full Moon – Western Abenaki)

© Linda Alice Fowler  

Collum Lune type of Haiku 3/5/3 words instead of syllables

cotton candy sunrise
greeted by mourning doves' coo....
coneflowers' blossoms fading     

© Sara Kendrick  

golden leaves fall down, 
fly through far off lands and seas ~
homecoming of hearts!

© Christuraj Alex  

memories simmer
golden bridges of summer
whispering wonder

© Angela Terry  

summer’s first morsel ~
its rosy heavenliness
	dripping pink honey

(June Full Moon – Algonquian, Ojibwe, Dakota, and Lakota)

© Linda Alice Fowler  

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

(June Full Moon – Western Abenaki)

© Linda Alice Fowler  

spring blossoms appear
as summer trudges in
pulling on the reigns

© Karen Croft  

warmth of springtime sun
	ponies shed winter clothing ~
		giddy gadflies grin
 
(May Full Moon – Oglala)

© Linda Alice Fowler