Mays Poems - Poems about Mays

...oh, perfect harvest moon, my surprisingly wonderful friend what are you doing, hanging around the sky in May? we need you in October, so I sketch you rapidly afraid you will disappear before I get......Read the rest...

...wily wizened lady of the oak has October ways Stop if you must, but do not eat her craze. Her pumpkin peach pies will put you into a daze. Sounds perfect! Said my ghostly cousin Sir Haze. He go......Read the rest...

...Spring sashay this way Oh look a little babbling brook a classic country scenic site Listen to its babbling bliss It is like a greeting from the brooks water sprite, As the water babbles over ......Read the rest...

...People love the longer days For soaking up those sunshine rays But I, for one, prefer the phase Of darkened afternoons. Since when the sun is all ablaze, The time one spends indoors betrays T......Read the rest...

...Day I've known in early Autumn You are spring in winter long thought on How truth differs; three have I known Two hemispheres I now call home German day in such heavy leaf British may I've known......Read the rest...

...Unflustered epoch, warmer, bright, when all the world willed pure delight and games gave chase through afternoons on cloudless days in Mays or Junes: then, time stood furthest from the mind an......Read the rest...

...Marigolds with your ruffled edges and your prissy girly ways, You uplift me on my most almost horrific downward days. Lilacs fragrances wafting about in every one of my Mays, You make me proud wit......Read the rest...

...These are the times I sit and ponder at the beauty of it all, amazed at the bounty of my blessings Overburdened with foolish reminiscing For the time has come for the present... ...life's neve......Read the rest...

...Not easily followed, a monarch’s flight Delicate and dainty in so many ways. Jealous of course is Mr. Worker Bee She is lithe and lovely, pretty and light. Wondering if she will last ‘til end of ......Read the rest...

...I have attempted to capture my favorite major league baseball players in this little shape poem of home plate. Included are (in no particular order): Say Hey Willie Mays Wal......Read the rest...

...Some numbers tumble down the hallowed halls of baseball’s past - a sport of numbers after all, these memories hold fast. Stan Musial wore #6, Lou Gehrig, #4; the “luckiest man in all the earth”, g......Read the rest...

...Two roads divide in a modern wood One paved for war - the other for peace But which is the one most taken we ask The common or the one least understood. Blue skies beckon at the end of each tra......Read the rest...

...On the sixteenth of May, you wore white — I wore black. It was warm, we felt pleased and we smooched with a smack. All four parents had come. We would reap what we sowed. It felt......Read the rest...

...With ancient mysteries you come In your full light, hearts you do strum Amid rituals some succumb To your heartbeat played on a drum Your names do change meanings for some January wolf howls a t......Read the rest...

...20 Titles – Breaking Free I've been Roaming the Shores of Love, Standing By the Water's Edge Where Joy and Sorrow Blend. It hurts to recall Whispered Passions Exploding when Yesterday......Read the rest...