Pretty Poetry For Everyday
As far as seasons go, summer tends to get more hate than it deserves. Yes, it can get hot, humid, and sweaty. But it is also a great opportunity to get outdoors with your friends and family, enjoy the beaches and pools in all their glory, and do so many summer activities.
If you still feel that this is the worst time of the year, the following classic summer poems may change your mind.
Inside: Rainbow Poem Ideas and Printables for Rainbow Lovers. Rainbows are symbols of hope. They represent a moment of peace after a storm, both in nature and in life. Rainbows have served as colorful muses for poets for generations. When they show their rare beauty, it’s easy to be mesmerized by their cheerful colors. We […] Read more…
Inside: Poems About August For Last Summer Days. Depending on where you are, August is the last month of hot summer days before autumn returns in September. It’s also back to school month for lots of the country, so it’s a month full of transitions. It’s also HOT. It seems the heat will never recede. […] Read more…
Inside: July Poems that will keep you rhyming all summer long. July is one of the best months of the year. It’s right smack dab in the middle of summer, the weather is great, you spend time with your loved ones, and of course…you get to celebrate the 4th of July. The 4th of July […] Read more…
Inside: The best June poems to celebrate everyones favorite month of the year… because summer starts now! The month of June is easily one of the most loveable months for many reasons. This is the beginning of summer and the month that many children began their 3 month break from school. The flowers are in […] Read more…
Summertime is a wonderful time of the year, and some may argue that it’s the MOST wonderful time, even when certain other seasons think they have the claim to that title. These summer acrostic poems will show you why. Don’t get me wrong, I love winter time as much as the next person, but there’s […] Read more…
Inside: A medley of different poems about dandelions. While many may curse when dandelions pop up across their lawn or garden, this wildflower is celebrated in many different art forms. Its simplicity and fragility bring about a feeling of peace, familiarity, and homeliness. They are classified as a weed, but the beauty of their yellow […] Read more…