Song Of Summer Poem by John Knight

Song Of Summer

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Summer days evoke a gracious scene
Of picnics by a gently flowing stream.
Of tennis courts and pristine bowling green
And cricket whites and strawberries and cream.
Summer nights evoke a wilder scene
Of bar-b-cues and blinking disco lights
Of trees with over forty shades of green
Midsummer's dream, alfresco Shakespeare nights.
Summer is the zenith of the year,
And freezing winter seems so far away
The open air - a pint of local beer
And children happily at the seaside play
Soliliquies of sunny summers past
Those balmy days we knew just couldn't last!

(John Knight - September 2009)

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brenda Arroyo 15 March 2010

Great poem. Summer is sweet and soft while it burns in heat. I personaly, liked the rhyme of your words. I smiled while reading them.

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Beauty Philosophy 10 September 2009

A nice poem too...but unfortunately this season doesn't last long...the sun will be eclipsed and will leave the stage for the sky's tears and the gloomy autumn and winter days.

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Joseph Poewhit 09 September 2009

Nice poem of memos--

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