Poems About: SEPTEMBER

Eyes ache as September
blows his way through,
Spreading a fever
round all heartbeats true. read more »

On September 11,2001
Smothering black and gray smoke ascended to
The luminous blue sky
Engulfing it until it turned as black as night. read more »

The wind keeps the air that bit cooler today it is sixteen degrees
And beautiful pink fluffy blossoms adorn the flowering gum trees
And wattlebirds sing in the sunshine though not very pleasant their song
Their hoarse call is very distinctive once heard you cannot get it wrong. read more »

now, we have the September.
is clear and solar
but he likes the July,
not to say the August. read more »

On the fruit trees in the gardens the pinkish blossoms are in bloom
And by the roadside fences yellow flowers are on the broom
And the flute like notes of the magpie have such a melodious ring
In South Gippsland in september in the infancy of Spring. read more »

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Flower and Butterfly
Bringing beauty to the earth
Teasing our senses read more »

A soft laugh's notes
Are a Mozart concert
To the very end read more »

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