Poems About: JULY

This poem goes out to Mr. Peter
Who is a friend of my sister
And blow out my cover read more »

When love is not enshrined
In unrealizable romantic notions,
But wears the simple clothes
Of ordinary kindness, read more »

Come celebrate
America’s birthday
on the 4th of July -
come that all can unite. read more »

Rain, Rain
Don't come again,
And eclipse the sun
On days on end. read more »

Whither, yonder and beyond
Seeks the troubled mind
Like ripples moving on a pond
With scarce a look behind. read more »

Ever prayed to rain dolls?
And not drops of water
Well I did as a farmer’s daughter
But it didn’t go far read more »

It’s windy outside
Every one would like a ride
Not to be taken by this wind
With out a guide read more »

Trying hard to live having small to give
Is it life?

Don’t know how far to go read more »

My daughter says: 'I'm cold.'
She does not know the privilege
Of her South Texas July complaint. read more »

Mr. Peter & my sister

This poem goes out to Mr. Peter
Who is a friend of my sister read more »

Trying hard to live having small to give
Is it life?

Don’t know how far to go read more »

Yea, the roses are still on fire
With the bygone heat of July,
Though the least little wind drifting by
Shake a rose-leaf or two from the brier, read more »