June



June

June lets her hair down
Down, down, to the ground!
Long and lush, like the grass between my toes
Lovely, dark and deep, is how it grows!
June lets her hair down
And ivy climbs the trees
Along the ground and over the paths
Sweeping under the bees
Ah, June lets her hair down
Birds in the trees,
Flowers smelling beautiful,
Laughter on the breeze!
Pool side, ocean side, picnic at the lake,
Games in the meadow, lovers on the take!
June lets her hair down
Evening wind subsides
Sunset sweeps the vista
Cricket’s chirps arise
June lets her hair down
And children go to sleep
While older folks reminisce
‘Neath starlight, bright and sweet
June lets her hair down
To one more time surmise
Perchance to dream again
Gently, she closes her eyes

About this poem

June on Long Island, NY, is the perfect month and place. The imagery of a woman letting her long, lush hair down coupled with all that June brings was fun to write!

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Written on June 10, 2022

Submitted by mjgranger1 on June 10, 2022

Modified on May 01, 2023

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Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 747
Words 144
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 26

Montgomery J Granger

Husband, father, author/poet, retired educator, retired military. I live on Long Island, NY. Born in Illinois, raised in SoCal, with boyhood summers spent in the Midwest visiting relatives, playing baseball, going to ballgames and museums. College in Alabama, grad school in New York City where I met my wife. Professional certification on Long Island. Army medic and then Medical Service officer. After 9/11/2001 deployed to Gitmo and Iraq. Authored one book: Saving Grace at Guantanamo Bay: A Memoir of a Citizen Warrior." 2010, Strategic Book Publishing. more…

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  • Jim522
    whats the matter with your algorithm just like last month i read every poem and their all marked as read, now to this poem it had good flow and put a smile on my face when i finished reading it
    LikeReply1 year ago

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