End Of Summer Poems | Examples

These End Of Summer poems are examples of poetry about End Of Summer. These are the best examples of Summer End Of poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberGlimmering Hues of Gold

Days of my youth...
I remember quite well
The moment fireflies arrived
across meadows and my front lawn

Twilight time...
at the end of Summer's relentless heat
they appeared as tiny lanterns
each one glimmering in hues of gold

I hope that memory never fades
along with so many from those days
I'd prefer to keep each one of them
when life held no worries or strife
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.


Premium MemberEnd of Summer

Written: September 7, 2026, for: This Week's Poetry Challenge: Seven-Line Poem ********** The sun withdraws its gilded hand, orchards lean into shadow’s hush, cicadas falter in their hymn. Leaves rehearse their brittle descent, the sea forgets its warmth of June, a chill rehearses in the grass— and summer folds into memory.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberEnd of Summer


golden light recedes
a gentle sigh the breeze makes~
nature`s cycle spins

the day`s orb, once fierce 
now tells a quieter tale~
mountains a witness

tall trees toss a moan
 summer reign reaches its end~
time begins to bend

before amber blush
 leaves sing with a buzzing sound~
the sky lends its ears

sunbeams softly fade
cicadas cease their loud tunes~
stillness in the night

birds prepare for flight
warmer climes waiting for them~
summer`s sweet farewell

summer softly close
a string of moments held dear~
memories remain

a final warm breeze
carries scents of sun baked earth~
harvest time at hand

air, once thick with scent
 carries cool whispers to space~
a prelude to fall.

Premium MemberSummer Welcomes Fall

Sunflowers waving midst scorching heat remain bright reigning until Fall… exuding God*-blest life’s bliss welcome vibrant hue-changes.
*Numbers 6:24-26The Lord bless thee, and keep thee: The Lord make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee: The Lord lift up his countenance upon thee, and give thee peace. August 20, 2026 3rd place, "End of Summer, Beginning of Fall Tanka" Poetry Writing Contest Sponsored by Tania Kitchin; judged on 8/27/2026

Premium MemberWistful Kiss

End of Summer Beginning of Fall Contest 8-19-26
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wistful kiss

summer tells stories
tales of golden sunflowers
fables of fireflies
a wistful kiss to autumn
who speaks in bright harvest hues


Premium MemberWistful Kiss

End of Summer Beginning of Fall Contest 8-19-26
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wistful kiss

summer tells stories
tales of golden sunflowers
fables of fireflies
a wistful kiss to autumn
who speaks in bright harvest hues

Premium MemberWistful Kiss

End of Summer Beginning of Fall Contest 8-19-26
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wistful kiss

summer tells stories
tales of golden sunflowers
fables of fireflies
a wistful kiss to autumn
who speaks in bright harvest hues

Premium MemberWistful Kiss

End of Summer Beginning of Fall Contest 8-19-26
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wistful kiss

summer tells stories
tales of golden sunflowers
fables of fireflies
a wistful kiss to autumn
who speaks in bright harvest hues

Premium MemberWistful Kiss

End of Summer Beginning of Fall Contest 8-19-26
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wistful kiss

summer tells stories
tales of golden sunflowers
fables of fireflies
a wistful kiss to autumn
who speaks in bright harvest hues

Premium MemberWistful Kiss

End of Summer Beginning of Fall Contest 8-19-26
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wistful kiss

summer tells stories
tales of golden sunflowers
fables of fireflies
a wistful kiss to autumn
who speaks in bright harvest hues

Premium Member- End Of Summer -


      ask the drowned roses
      optimism was at its peak ~
      rain, rain and more rain
      fall with natural beauty
      embroidered with mouliné yarn

Premium MemberGoodbye July

Goodbye July, it’s been so fun
With your longer days and hot sun
Now we must part ways, it’s time
To welcome in August this summertime

August will be special and sublime
With its long dog days and just in time
And will bring us special summer gifts
As the days shorten and the climate shifts

The summer fairs will soon begin 
with many rides, food and games to win
Kids will beg to go there to eat and play
A rite of summer that’s here to stay

Hummingbirds will be out to score
Before leaving again to fuel up more
Beautiful hydrangeas will bloom until fall
It will soon be the end of summer for us all

Premium MemberThe End of Spring

(Lily in June)

Mid June is the end of Spring where I live
And even before Summer begins
It feels Summer has already peaked
Grass is now growing strong
Flowers are still in bloom
And fruits and berries begin to swell
But it’s the trees now fully leafed that move me
As they dance and sway
That’s right, dance and sway, wave and smile
And as they do
My heart relaxes and opens
And without volition
Waves and smiles back.

(6/12/26)

Premium MemberDecember Days

In the heat haze of December Down-under
I laze on the beach and gaze
at the sunrise and sunset that belays
my drift towards the end of days
as another year passes away
in the relentless tumble of sands 
in the hour glass of week days
and weekend malaise of tossed salads, 
served with mayonnaise.

Premium MemberYour Love

Your love is as welcome as a gentle summer breeze,
     Feeling its depth brings me to my knees.
It's as soothing as a massage at the end of a long day,
     Yet intriguing and exciting in its own way.

For lasting an eternity is that for which I pray,
     Its many manifestations are on daily display.
It gives me such joy, its aim is to please,
     And warms my soul during winter's cold freeze.
© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.

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