Poems About: JULY

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its the fourth of july.
A joy in the air
no fears, no sighs read more »

Wee Willie sat a-thinking,
And he shook his curly head.
Around him on the nursery floor
His treasures lay outspread. read more »

Poets write of May and June,
But seldom mention warm July,
And August is neglected too
Is this because few words will rhyme? read more »

millions starved to death:
missiles fired overhead.

sea games with seoul read more »

5th of July
Rise to the Free
Rise to the nuances within me
Take your worries, take your needs read more »

On the fourth, July reflected
fireworks green red blue
huge flowers shimmer,
burst, bang crackle read more »

September leaf
Blushing...
Remembering...
The torrid kisses read more »

Tenth grade teacher, a Mr. Suchandso
slashed a C minus across her very first poem

ashamed to be qualified as less than mediocre read more »

Maybe the trees have lost their eyes
And the wind its wicked wisdom
The sand sifts through the glass
Unnoticed read more »

a beautiful girl
welcomes the morning

the pink body read more »

Worms to toads, toads to snakes,
Snakes to pigs, pigs to men
And men to worms are food.
A concatenated food chain. read more »

July sounds fear,
reminds me of loss,
a father, a melody full of tears,
two guiding hands, all gone. read more »