June Poems | Examples of June Poetry

daisies in bright skirts - bees in yellow jackets come courting...

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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....

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Flying crazed into the summer night Diving, crashing — what a sight! The people, they shriek; Cover they seek, Slapped in the face by one’s flight. ...

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They came to visit me in my dream, telling me that they are everywhere, but no one can see them. They are like stardust, able to move in the wind just like particles. They live on different planets, and explained a little of their life above and around. They are nice and very smart; they talked...

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with the monsoon rains, a green June bug came whirring, to our living room~ my smart cat after playing, gulped down this hapless victim. ...

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My little cousin, Junior, lost his mom when she was only 39 and he was 9. It was such a devastating time for him – her pet name for Junior was “June Bug” Junior had a beautiful mom Unlike any other Never knew a heart so calm Ever the amazing mother! Blessed by her light, her sacrifice Unending grace beyond a...

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It’s hard to tell if they’re playing tag, or thrusting nectar-drunk love at each other— mid-June attempts at getting it. Maybe they’re fighting over first flowers— legs twitching in hypoglycemic half-paralysis, like the buzz of waking mid-vacation, still dazed, muscles aching, but that stinger, coiled stiff for the week. Their terror-tails would end me, or at least suspend me, breath held between here and...

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At last, Summertime is finally here. It's time to put away our winter gear; Show some skin and have a little fun While soaking up the warm summer sun. But unbeknownst to you and me Is a treacherous insect far worse than a bee. The mosquito lurks beneath the shadows, Waiting to eat people's legs, arms, and toes. Yes, this critter has...

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June has been rainy Next comes a strawberry moon and hot summer sun ...

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In a gentle slumber, where the moon takes flight, I lay my dreams next to her this tender night June whispers secrets, in a voice so sweet, A symphony of stars, a lullaby complete Underneath her breath, a hush so deep, Where shadows dance with every leaf Her eyes, like tangerines, aglow with light, Seeking answers in the endless night She wanders through...

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June's Astronaut He claws and scrapes Letting out something of a growl Stills time stills all attempts and quests for normal thefts May is gone Life becomes June Young trees reaching further and further everyday Wild fires burn their pros and cons protect nothing except energy Here comes the wind Flames themselves free They aren't of yesterday's creed They have a beat Ill tell you where...

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

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One evening, BB and I sat on the couch, We talked about many topics including black magic. The voodoo, curses and dirty tricks. You were calm and listening, When I told you I was born With some basic strange energy. Premonitions and having visions were some. Able to predict what happened next was another. I never want to be trained, or became...

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Upon green hills where gentle breezes play, A village wakes to greet the golden light. No city horns disturb the break of day, Just birds that sing and skies serenely bright. The air is crisp, each breath a gift so pure, With streams that babble secrets as they run. Life moves in rhythms peaceful and demure, Unhurried hours beneath the warming sun. Fields...

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Juicy and sweet, these berries delight, Unique flavor with a hint of almond's bite. Native to North America's land, Eaten fresh or dried, both are grand. Baked into pies or made into jam, Enjoyed in wines, a treat for the fam. Rosy bronze leaves in spring's embrace, Rich in nutrients, a healthful grace. Indigenous peoples cherished them so, Essential vitamins they bestow. Saskatoon berries, nature's...

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