Summer Love Poems

There are flowers that bloom in spring
Flowers wait for summer 
Flowers choose autumn 
Flowers wait for winter
But no flower is left behind. 

Some flowers bloom...

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At 13, I used old tissue paper
	to craft my best friend her wedding veil—
	a drapery, thrown together in a flurry,
	taping together parchment scraps, fragile and...

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Like seasons, climate change
Life seasons, people change
Four seasons, scene in the West
Best seasons, summer time
Off seasons, vacation adventure
Love seasons, mating time.
...

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A ballad plays soft meloncholy blue
Amid a treasure of red gold and maroon

An Autumn evening had birthed a harvest moon 
 as the winds kicked...

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You choose to let us see You,
You paint Your Glory in the sky
You show Your power in the ocean waves, 
and new life in Your...

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Soaring above the lake of my summer home.
Bringing back supper from arduous roam.

The oak trees lined the lake with beauty so serine.
With birds of life...

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 Inviting the passing crowd into the intricate weavings
 of her mind...
she sits along the curb reading her poems aloud
A torn page of charcoal dream...

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Standing under the hot sun
The sand of the beach singing melodies of tingling to my toes
I watched your summer body as the sun kissed it...

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I see, yet with a trembling ache, burning
through the silence of my rest,
expressions so honest and so distant
reflexes jumbled, testing my heart
will I ever know...

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With a delicate brush stroke, the artist traces the fragile dance of sunlight
A Summer wish held deep within a heart of love
searching for the courage...

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The song of my soul, sounds like light
fading shadows in notes of joy
serenity unfolding on the hearts of glory
where He lives – in the dewlike...

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The thought of you
The thought of you is the salty sea breeze
The thought of you is a fallen flower floating on the ocean’s surface
The thought...

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To be a phantom of a dream
A fragmentary morning sleep 
Dreamed by someone who died unseen
Someone whose love was deep
And now, awake, I see that...

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From George’s Creek to Holly Lawn,
A journey, a montage of life,
Where laughter and tears,
Juxtaposed in moments of reflection,
Of family triumphs and imperfections.

Oh time, moving imperceptibly,...

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