Short June Poems

Short June Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about June by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about June by length and keyword.


Premium Member Flaming June An Ekphrasis

A
flimsy
negligee
betrays her round
shape-
an
honest
innocnce
in becalmed deep
sleep.

After Frederick Leighton
Form: Lanterne


June Or July

One
Month will
Bring me love -
June or July 
Will

5-19-19
Contest:June or July Lanterne
Sponsor: Caren Krutsinger
Form: Lanterne

The Untouchable

Awoke, rises from death,
   A long journey embarks again;
Broke, loosen from faith,
   Swiftly strike, no more bargain.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Get A Room

Joe is in love with June
A girl with eyes like moon
Whenever they meet
They are not discreet
Wishing they’d get a room
Form: Limerick

6 June 2015

I hate the way he holds me,
around my shoulders
and my waist.
I miss the way you look at me,
I miss the way
you taste.
© Ema Kenyon  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC


Premium Member June Bug

father-san said no
to my succulent June bug
who wrote me love songs
we harmonise together
under the swinging lanterns
Form: Tanka

June Desserts-Poem by Juliet Tun maybe and David IOS Developer

The meadow lake glistening blue
The evening sunlight lilac beam
Blueberry sundaes a blue true
June desserts, we’re a team.
© Juliet Tun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member June Super Moon

june super full moon 
symbolizes end of spring
announcing summer
rising behind grayish clouds
starring a stellar sighting
Form: Tanka

Premium Member About To Be Dismay-Ed

If Tom C. does not post a poem soon
    Why! ~ It will be June  





  Earth to Tom... Earth to Tom... Earth to Tom...
Form: Couplet

Life Story

my new brother
begins suckling our mother
I drop her sparkly vase
dad looks on menacingly. . .
a nurse brings me ice cream
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Clara Who Clerihew

Clara Oswald Who
The Doctor's secret wife—who knew?
Returned from September's honeymoon
By way of last year's month of June
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member June 20, 2025

Summer solstice in June means sun will play
all day its longest; soon
it is coming on its way -
and this year on a Friday.
day
Form: Englyn

Premium Member June 2, 2023

June 2, 2023 Miracle Man I woke up depressed, and morning news doesn’t help. But faith gives me hope.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member To My Valentine In June

Flowers are so fragrant
    Bees pollinate them too
  
  Though honey's not the outcome
    ~ I've reserved that name for you
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member WANING LIGHT

June
unfurls
golden hush~
fireflies drift out,
soft evenings linger,
warm breezes braid the dusk
lilies glow
waning
light
Form: Ninette

Brides of June

the light us the night
some where all white
there ring
ping and sing
in the limo
the music is bloon tune
the BRIDES OF JUNE

Premium Member Ekphrasis Sequence Flaming June

A
flimsy
negligee
betrays her
shape-
an 
honest 
innocence
in becalmed deep
sleep.

After Frederick Leighton's painting
art
Form: Lanterne

Blossoms

Blossoms on the tree  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
needing rain and the sunshine  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
blow gently on breeze  UNSUPPORTED CODE
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Passing Through

June
beguiles
passing days
beckons them to
July

5/20/2019


June or July Lanterne Poetry Contest
Caren Krutsinger sponsor
Form: Lanterne

Premium Member June

wings 
 of the
 butterfly
 flutter in June's 
 breeze
    ~
 5-24-19
 June or July Lanterne Contest
 Sponsor: Caren Krutsinger
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lanterne

Kids and Beach Sand

kids love to play
summer its everyday
making sand ball
near the ocean fall
they love the beach
holding hands
KIDS AND BEACH SAND

Monday, June 24, 2019

I dream,
dream of rising;
but falling drags me back;
yet re-rising is my phoenix
green soul 


-Monday, June 24, 2019 Chattogram
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Buds of Early June

Buds of early June
Slowly pry open, sprouting
From Chrysanthemums


Date written and posted: 06/12/2018
Form: Haiku

Premium Member strawberry moon

tantalizing treat
	mustard burgeoning crimson ~
		mockingbird lipstick

(June Full Moon – Algonquian, Ojibwe, Dakota, and Lakota)
Form: Haiku

The Drooping Lilacs

The drooping lilacs
resemble the wilted poppies 
that wait for rainfall...
their spring glory has vanished!


Written on 6/25/2017
Form: Tanka

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