Winter June Poems

January…new year, new me.
Met you and now I’m happy. 
We watched the ball drop and kissed at midnight.


My February Valentine
hearts and flowers because you’re mine
as...

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IN PEACE (a hymnal
When winter in quietness sleeps
not long indoor nights or snowfall deep
not wreaths upon the door nor trees in stark silhouette
not lights in...

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Aunt June

My aunt taught me... 
how to be; a sewer, a grower, 
a knower of "things" important. 
She taught me to watch the pot, 
until...

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The daily star announces Summer Solstice 2022

Tuesday, June twenty first
at 5:13 Ante Meridian
Eastern standard time
will find Earth's North Pole tilted
closest toward sun. This demarcates

most daylight...

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A grey light shimmers as the charcoal clouds hover
     And a briny breeze chills the skin worn without cover

  ...

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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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Today was my shopping day,                                         ...

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How easily the garden flows
 a color palette laid open
 beneath the May rain tokens.
Immersing transformation
 from dark brown blackened earth
 giving to the rise...

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

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Lady’s Favor
by Michael R. Burch

May
spring
fling
her riotous petals
devil-
may-care
into the air,
ignoring the lethal
nettles
and may
May
cry gleeful-
ly Hooray!
as the abundance
settles,
till a sudden June
swoon
leave us out of tune,
torn,
when the last...

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Oh, please give me the month of June any time!
Summer flowers, butterflies and busy bees,
Out in the garden with a glass of iced lime!

A shady...

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

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September’s almost coming to its end. 
The shining green that clothed the trees in June
Has darkened as the shorter days impend;
Their battered leaves will presently...

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MOSQUITO IN WINTER

A mosquito hovering over me, nearly June,
With no direction whatsoever, well after noon,
This pest had lost its way,
Needed sun, had gone astray,
Fooled by...

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