Anniversary June Poems

June nineteenth one hundred and fifty years ago

Juneteenth hint: three hundred
and sixty six days
after eighteen sixty four.

Major General Gordon Granger
led the Union Soldiers to Galveston,...

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Commendable inspection outcome June 13th, 2023

Schwenksville scribe set himself task
re: expresses glad tiding
forthwith for public views
in consonant with figurative
elbow grease did use
yielded nothing but rave...

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The best month is June
Flowers in the afternoon
Birds singing in tune.
 
 


Date Written:6/8/2022
Note: A Haiku Rhyme

6 Place 

A HIKU PREMIER Contest   ...

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You hang on a velvet black sky 
Your beauty makes me want to sigh 
Wearing a halo of stars 
I bet you can see mars...

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West Virginia, my beloved home state
East of the Mississippi
South of the Mason-Dixon Line
Thirty-Fifth State of the Union. *

Verdant fields and vast woodlands
Intersected by broad, rushing...

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A fresh new birth has come again,
I still have got more in life to gain,
Memories of joy filled in my brain,
Been through downs 'n' mountain,
But...

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Today was my shopping day,                                         ...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Nature in all of it's beauty                             
Pretty flowers...

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June is for daddy it's his day                  ...

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June is a beautiful summer month,
My son Kirk and wife Jenn have birthdays.

Happy Birthday, health and wealth all year through
Many happy days with your children.

Father's...

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THE MONTH OF MY BIRTH

The sound of June sounds like nothing but June.
Sweet! like the last drop of fine wine dripping from the warm tongue...

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My watch is broken, I can not wait for you to get here
The sun is heating,(I cannot believe) today, we're finally meeting.
I'm not quite sure...

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the old men, now totter on aged cane
think and remember, when were boys, again

now lips shake from the memories
of the percussive shock waves hit

and grizzly...

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Rolling pastures of green meadows rise to greet the horizon meeting a deep blue sky, 
Beautiful old Perennial Clovers fill the glades and valleys with...

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