Poems About: JUNE

Beneath willow maze,
body beached from life's sad stream,
sleeps my spectral haze read more »

Before dinner gongs
day after I pass away,
forgotten my songs read more »

Bleak breeze bites betimes
sorrows seek solace [sp]reading
sweet scented ku rhymes read more »

June sings for me, a song
of a rain cloud, which has
lost its way in a desert storm,
haunted and chased read more »

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Ourselves were wed one summer—dear—
Your Vision—was in June— read more »

the first month of summer,
and the longest day of the year,
'tis the month of the fathers,
but yet my father is not here, read more »

Just outside of the old historical town of St Joseph, Missouri
T'was in the late nineteen fourties, old farm house, laid back, no hurry
A day in June or perhaps it was July
Lush geen grass, white puffy clouds, endless blue sky read more »

May, when my feet ache to feel soil, grass and sand
after Winter's curfew,
steps gently
into June. read more »

THE skies are blue
O'er the meadow now,
And the leaves are new
On the willow-bough, read more »

If I had one month to last all year it would be June
Living like Algonquins ‘neath the full strawberry moon
Resting on a grassy carpet laid beneath my feet
While daises and white lilies emanate an odor sweet read more »

O June, you fill my days with brightness,
And I could gaze into your sky-
Blue eyes for all eternity,
For there is lightness in your look, read more »

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