Holiday Summer Poems | Examples
These Holiday Summer poems are examples of Summer poems about Holiday. These are the best examples of Summer Holiday poems written by international poets.
Gathering fantasies over here
Warm holiday books feat setting near
Stomping crimson red grapes
Imagining romantic fate
Characters dreaming of cupid's spear
Wake me up when September ends
And autumn’s breath chills white wind
Closing denim door on Summer’s heat
With delightful crisp air of fall breeze
I had a summer I wish to forget
The pain of lost love and red regret
It was a fling that began with spring
I believe in love but love is a dream
So another holiday I’ll spend with me
Not something I hate until winter’s freeze
But that’s welcoming seasons of change
Divorcing summer and heat stroked brain
Putting a log in brick fireplace so warm
And dust off novels to read that charm
Not giving up on love that’s a thrill
But taking time to love me I feel
So this winter I want silver solitude
I’ll write as therapy find my teal truth
Listen to my mahogany favorite tunes
Dancing alone at home in my birthday suit
A holiday paradise
where the sea creates a surreal backdrop
Flooded with emerald light
The reflection makes the glow shine
This must be Mother Nature's greatest hits
Maybe a fairy tale "Robinson Crusoes luxurious life"
Breathtaking, a most unforgettable spot
to being in the right place, at the right moment
"May is the month of promise and the sweet beginnings of summer." - Unknown
The month of May,
holds many promises.
For mothers,
they have their very special day.
For the graduate,
a new life is emerging.
Memorial day,
a day to remember.
May a wonderful month,
before summer shows up.
Jack O'Lantern, Pumpkin Pie
The sun sinks in the western sky
Lovers whisper low
Ebenezer, time goes by
Santa Claus, reindeers fly
Someone starts to grow
Flowers bloom, bees make honey
Chocolate egg, Easter bunny
New room to adorn
The sun rises in the sky
New birds whistle, sing and fly
Summer baby born
It is the devouring of ice-creams on the peer as seagulls swoop down and attack the hapless.
It is the sound of the ocean swell with sandcastles going with the tide.
It is the overturning of the caravan as the eldest has lost his roll of film.
It is long coastal walks, the sun burning tips of noses and sizzling sausages on the bbq also burning tongues that evening.
It is the panoramic views of the cliffs while on a holiday resort on the captivating coast down south.
It is the sneezing children from the pollenated plants where they explored the nearby field.
It is the lathering of suncream on the baby much to her loathing.
It is cherished family time together but summer like any season does draw its curtains.
Summer is a time of wanderlust and fun with long days and warm nights
A season to enjoy the outdoors as we cultivate our many gardens of life
The days are now getting shorter as nature slowly starts to rest into slumber
Hummingbirds take their last sip of nectar before their fall departure
Leaves start to transform from green into bright crimson, orange and gold
Gardens deliver their last bounty then rest as they become brown and drab
It will soon be fall, a season of anticipation of the upcoming holiday season
Homes decorated in harvest décor in gold and rust and with orange pumpkins
The Fourth of July is almost here,
it will be hot but will it be clear?
Fireworks made me pee my pants,
all wet but I will still dance.
Pretty colors do not run in fear.
The summer holidays are here!
Time to relax and unwind.
Let's head for the beach,
build sandcastles, ride on donkeys
and paddle in the sea.
The golden sun is shining -
No clouds are in sight.
We apply coconut scented lotion
then lay on beach towels
taking care not to burn!
We unpack our picnic hamper
onto a huge tartan rug.
There’s lots of delicious treats
food gets eaten very quickly -
we’re wary of pesky seagulls!
It is time to get back to school,
seeing all our missed friends.
Closet cleaning and shopping,
we need some warmer clothes.
The beach and pool have been,
sent on a vacation.
The cookouts are all gone,
being replace with holiday eats.
This is what happens,
when summer is gone.
Do not fret,
summer will return in all it's glory.
Here we are sitting down
on holiday on a very sunny day
it's really hot in front of town hall
reaching up to 27c not at all grey
The pigeons eating all their seeds
pecking away at every little divide
between the stone slabs, they see
following each other with pride
The town clock rises way up top
to be seen from all parts of town
so no one can miss the time
then you know when to stop shop
Folk walking about in their shorts
sunglasses are seen on everyone
looking up at the bright blue sky
total enjoyment is so much fun
Would we like this all year long?
in the hot stuff from dusk to dawn
we would be crying out for water
wishing we were far more strong!
(Just some thought last week on holiday at Southport in England enjoying the sunshine.)
summer golden sea
fired by the huge sun above
far in the clear sky
cool salty waters
refreshing a pretty walk
on the shore at dusk
Crisp nights, heavy dew, coming soon
Smoke trail of swallows southward fly
Fruit boughs droop under harvest moon
Corn towers up to touch the sky
Fall speckles in the trees on high
Crisp nights, heavy dew, coming soon
Fat melons ready for reaping nigh
Chill spooks asylum of common loon
Not one hundred by afternoon
Imperceptibly shorter day
Crisp nights, heavy dew, coming soon
Ranchers bailing last cut of hay
Back to school--holiday can't stay
Football practice all afternoon
Prettiest birds all fly away
Crisp nights, heavy dew, coming soon
Hint of Autumn Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Regina McIntosh
Entered August 17, 2022
The length of things we can post here is limited - so I posted my latest piece as a short story called "Summer's begun."
Here's a URL for it (in the short story section):
https://www.poetrysoup.com/short_stories/summers_begun_9466
Thanks! I hope you're all having fun!
scorching hot sunshine
bronzed bodies bake on the beach
barbecue smoke drifts
5,7,5 checked with HMS
Summer Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin
Submitted to
Bite Size Poem no.10 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Line Gauthier
06/29/21