Poems About: JULY

i wish i had your heart
i wish i could see what you see

amidst your serenity read more »

The dark young man
with the curls of the Maghreb
is in an altercation
with the ghost read more »

Being a kid has its perks.
Like shooting off fireworks.
Watching fireworks is loads of fun.
We celebrate the independence we won. read more »

You and I are like raindrops on glass -
Two separate droplets haltingly moving
down a window pane following a summer storm. read more »

Ever prayed to rain dolls?
And not drops of water
Well I did as a farmer’s daughter
But it didn’t go far read more »

It’s windy outside
Every one would like a ride
Not to be taken by this wind
With out a guide read more »

Yea, the roses are still on fire
With the bygone heat of July,
Though the least little wind drifting by
Shake a rose-leaf or two from the brier, read more »

Dedicated to The Eye Unit at Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge, U.K.

I had two hours sleep,
And two hours more, read more »

Just another tranquil day
Flowers blooming early in May
Lying on my back watching the clouds
Makes me just want to sigh aloud read more »

I remember when we made up.
It was a hot July day.
I was at twinkle’s swimming
And you came over to see Christian read more »

A Poet once, a Poet twice,
A Poet more I willll be,
To publicise my views and thoughts
For you and All to see. read more »

You are the power of life
The reward of my strife
My child’s face in the morning
The truth for which I am longing read more »