Poems About: SUMMER

1. Summer noon
Spellings of the sun
Into water-mirror. read more »

Adieu, my fair summer's friend
How hither your departure brings summer's end
You happily kissed away Spring's deceit
Yet so soon you conspire Autumn's conceit read more »

Spring all fresh and new
Grass wet with dew
Birth of a new colt
Dart's around with a bolt. read more »

Late summer
when the bees get dizzy
the heat is getting cooler
nights are getting longer read more »

There is a gentle sigh
as a warm summer evening calls
and lovers slip away
to their hideaways. read more »

Let me sing you a song
Of sweet lonesome tender
Feelings of summer’s long
In bleach of fall surrender read more »

My neverland
Will never be the same without summer
Because summer is the bussiest time of the year
For my neverland read more »

We walk together in our summer song
of rose’s blooms from heaven
sweet scents drifting in the air
as warm gentle breezes read more »

Voice of summer, keen and shrill,
Chirping round my winter fire,
Of thy song I never tire, read more »

Summer's song has had its longest day
As the swallows bid their last farewell
So long since the blooming buds of May
Where the bees in the meadow did dwell read more »

Its summer with heat on gulmohar trees are blooming on their best,
giving shed in the heating sun
environment is as dry as a person without love
everywhere hot air and dusty storm read more »

ALL summer long the cricket sings,
But in June the busy birds,
Proud as youth, on their young wings
Sing above the lowing herds; read more »