Haiku Tree Poems | Examples
These Haiku Tree poems are examples of Tree poems about Haiku. These are the best examples of Tree Haiku poems written by international poets.
Golden fantasy
Crispy like a falling leaf
Waits for a new birth
falling leaves from trees
soon to become barren trees ~
feeble forest trees
Beautiful tree leaf
Multi-colored rain droplets
Illuminated
amber autumn trees
appear leafless and lifeless ~
longing for winter
Poetry Wheel Challenge:
Theme: Change
Emotion: Longing
Color: Amber
Season: Autumn
Form: Haiku
Object: Leaf
Verb: Fall
Created using the PoetrySoup Poetry Wheel.
a sugar maple leaf slips free
counting toward One proof
the Seven Mysteries
God, I count prime gaps
I watch prime numbers growing
only primes orbit
a rule sends one step
loops return periods double
recursion counts One
an iteration
within fluid smoothness frays
water turns inward
can you see the curve
study elliptic rank shifts
findings test the rank
questions spiral out
unknown patterns circle back
pi bends into sight
a proof can be checked
still search cannot prove it now
checking outruns search
every loop turns east
the count folds back into form
through form, God's Haiku
the sugar-maple leaf settles on frost
children of the corn start to awaken
golden sun rises
through webworm's web on pecans....
crows wait harvest
verdant smorgasbord
asymmetrical forest
glowing blowing leaves
you're a sign of hope
and bend without breaking
strength and resilience
birds gather for comfort
cradled within your branches
seeking swaying grace
"the willow tree"
PECKING BIRDS
Woodpeckers don’t talk;
Yet, can run their mouths all day:
Just ask a tree:-
as the last leaf falls
my tree bare boned and lonely
without my presence
woods above my house
surround beautiful grown tree
a great place for shade
as i sit and write
tree listens to my thoughts
and shakes in delight
a tree without limbs~
charcoal holding the silence
where stories once lived
leaves rustle on trees
telling us a storms brewing
can you hear their fright
god's crafted beauty
rooted in earths soil
recycled by us
a delicate rain
sprinkled the forest pine trees ~
welcomed refreshment
This Week's Poetry Challenge: Rain in a Haiku
Write a haiku that includes the word "rain."
Rules
Poem must be a haiku. Must include the word "rain."
Challenge Dates: July 20, 2026 - July 26, 2026.