Love Summer Poems
These Love Summer poems are examples of Summer poems about Love. These are the best examples of Summer Love poems written by international poets.
The Eternal Pine Forest, An Unofficial Love SonnetI love the winter, the way it whirls my breath
Away; reminds me I am alive, there's hope.
I love the ferns bejeweled in snow, the heath
As...
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summer, beauty, body, change, extended
The Red HibiscusA red hibiscus bloomed
In the backyard yesterday
Reminding me of my mother
And things she used to say.
Like, “Oh, look at that butterfly
And...
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Categories:
flower, mother, seasons, summer,
Seasons in Rhyme
Colors, bold and laughing
Journey through Spring, then Summer
Reminiscing about Winter’s bitter
All the hostile, cold and gray
Ice crystals,
Faded into the silence
Beneath a freshly fallen snow
Blowing away...
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summer, appreciation, autumn, nature, spring,
PerspectivesA symphony’s no symphony if it is never heard
A poem is no poem at all if it contains no word
A rainy day’s a rainy day...
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relationship, sad love, summer,
Whisper of SummerYou never said those words
They never left your lips
Until now
I thought it, hoped it
Longingly
Then the truth escaped
Like the steamy breath
Of an icy day
In Winter
This...
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Categories:
forgiveness, friendship, summer, sunshine,
Eternal Water BalletWritten for contest "Haibun" 11/29/2024 by Tom Woody
Stoic by the edge where sand meets the salt, sun warmed grains so white whisper beneath your feet...
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Categories:
beach, beauty, summer, sun,
From Barbados With LoveTake me Samantha
I beg you,
to your flourishing abode
within the idyllic shores of
Barbados.
To the smoothened sands
of the placid beaches of
Bathsheba, for our
deep romantic adventure
and ecstatic surfing.
A...
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Categories:
love, romance, summer,
Traitorous Eye by Charles d’Orleans translationFrench poems by Charles d’Orleans in modern English translations by Michael R. Burch
Traitorous Eye
by Charles d’Orleans
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
Traitorous eye, what’s new?
What lewd...
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Categories:
summer, death, fear, grave, heart,
Chaucer Translation: Welcome SummerWelcome, Summer
by Geoffrey Chaucer
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
Now welcome, Summer, with your sun so soft,
since you’ve banished Winter with her icy weather
and driven away...
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Categories:
heaven, sky, song, summer,
In Marked Territory
The very hot summer is coming to a close,
fresh cool weather is in the air.
I love my walks on autumn days,
it puts a giddy up...
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Categories:
fun, giggle, love, summer,
Natures SongI love the sound of nature's song.
I wish that i could singalong.
The sun will rise and birds will sing.
And isn't this a gorgeous thing?
That dawn...
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summer, beautiful, beauty, bird, flying,
Autumnal Odour
Odour of autumn in the air
Summer silently flew away
Trees shed leaves soon will be bare
Seasonal change, beauty will not stay.
Last roses look weary on...
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beauty, nature, rose, summer,
Far is sheShe lived arcane
Acquainted with none but you
And if somehow, you
slept tranquilly
And if somehow, you
forgot about ineffability
Of the epistemology of her
Can surmise to the...
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Categories:
summer, death, funeral, girl, spoken
Love In Every And For All SeasonsLove for all seasons
For multitudinous reasons
Love all season long
Like a nouveau song
Fall, winter
Spring and summer
The beautiful sparrows are singing
And the children are happily playing.
Love for...
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Categories:
summer, celebration, flower, life, longing,
Quite fond of summerThe sunlit days of golden hue,
A time when skies were always blue,
Laughter danced on every breeze,
Climbing trees with such...
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Categories:
summer, beautiful, imagery,