Poems About: JUNE

I’m real cool,
I left school,
I lurk late,
I strike straight, read more »

it came stamping down the street
one heaving June (so thick my
tongue could slice the air) read more »

When walking in the early afternoon
I think of you and wish you here with me;
The woods are such a lovely place in June,
You would enjoy it, this I guarantee. read more »

For years untold men have looked to the sky,
have tried to build wings on which to fly,
like Icraus who with his wings of wax
soared in the sky like a bird, read more »

A dream that never let me go,
Almost a decade, every June,
You were in my dreams,
Smiling, playing but you never talk. read more »

Yonge Street Who Could Count Long How

to Mr. Yonge who lost a piece copied license that i picked up read more »

Another day spins round, another moon
Plies silver gossamer surprise profound.
Rebounding droplets of spaced spring too soon
In Lethe's stream eternity resound. read more »

On June 29,2004;
I died at 10: 30 am,
and gotten reborn,
in a way of speaking. read more »

To be exiled far from what one may call home
Is melancholy sometimes, June-Paulette.
Travelling litters the planet with pieces of one's self,
But where exactly did I leave my heart? read more »

On that June night, the one I can’t seem to forget.
Looking deeply into your deep brown eye.
I saw without a doubt that we were legit.
You pulled me close, I breathed a sigh. read more »

Summer Precipitation


The cup of old sadness is full; there is little I want to read more »

Door bell chimes its discordant tune
ringing in still light, in month of June,
doors open wide, with sight alive
to coloured visions in my mind. read more »