Summer Poetry

Poetry is a literary genre that expresses feelings and aspirations. It is a literary genre that uses highly condensed language, vividly and imaginatively expresses the author's rich emotions, concentrates on reflecting social life and has a certain rhythm and rhyme. The following is my compilation of poems about summer (selected 25), welcome to share.

Waiting for you in the summer

Dreams can't always come full circle

Not to mention that the moon has its share of defects

But it's too hard for our dreams to come full circle

Reunited

It's been a decade since I've met again

Waiting for you in the summer

In middle age, it seems as though I'm back in my youth

I've been waiting for you in the summer, but it's not as if I'm not there anymore.

It's as if I've returned to the first love of my youth

Like the monotonous chirping of cicadas

I've thought about a phrase many times

I'm choking on words when I see you

Walking with you by the lake

My heart is like the surface of the water wrinkled by the wind

My intertwined gazes have read all the meanings of the word

No need to search for the past

Or to sigh for the past

I don't know what I've been thinking about.

And don't sigh and complain

What spring doesn't come with a lingering winter

What summer doesn't come with a rainy day

The bitterness of maturity produces sweetness

There is someone worth thinking about

And that's a happy emotion

Shake hands gently

And say goodbye to each other

In the time between you and me, I'm sure that we'll be together again.

In your heart and mine

Store a field of affection

Though we will never be together

But the summer sun

Still shines brightly here

Summer Poetry 2

Summer Nights

Summer Nights

Yang Xuan

The sun is setting, and the sun is setting.

The afterglow of the setting sun drags away

The last red

The earth is clothed in the veil of the night

The stars

Adorned with the bright moon

The bright moonlight lights up the fireflies

Cicadas are incessant

Frogs sing

The earth is beginning to fall into a dream

But Dong Po is still drinking the moonlight freely.

Chang'e is dancing alone

The human heart is throbbing

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Chen Chen

Stepping to the drum beat of jazz

Lifting up the fiery red dance skirt

Come on, come here

The robin sings in the evening, and the moon hangs high

Come on

Rolling with the winds and waves of the summer night

The lamps on the lake side.

The lake is lit up

The lotus blossoms

Blossoms

The trees are dappled with shadows in the middle of the night

Come on

Clad in the starry sky

Don't be afraid of the magpies and the birds

Your souls soar

Fly

To the beat of jazz

Lift up your red dance skirts

And you can see that you can see that you've never seen anything like this before

You can see that you've never seen anything like this before. dance skirt

Come, come here

Summer Poetry 3

Summer

Pu Yaoyu

A light, soft wind

Sent away the lively swallows

Wisps of sunshine

Welcomed the youthful summer

Look at the

Corner of the wall

Vines in the corner

White lotus in the pond

Stretching upward

The rain washes away the city

But it doesn't wash away the hurried people

In the whirling forests

How many people join hands

On the muddy paths

How many people fall down and rise up again

Is it the pedestrians' struggle that makes the summer burn

Or is it the summer that is the most important thing?

Or is it the passion of summer that makes the earth beautiful

Summer Poetry 4

Summer Night

Zhu Xinyi

Wandering alone on the path

Watching the silver light through the bamboo forest

Leaving a trail

The phantom of the night

The stars are on the dark cloth

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The summer night sky

Is not alone

The frogs are auditioning their throats

The dragonflies are rising and falling

Stirring up the silence of the pond

I was going to pick up

The moon that had fallen into the pond

But who would have thought

That it would be shattered at the first touch

And the world is still silent

I'm still wandering

I'm still wandering. I'm still wandering

Alone

Summer Poetry 5

Summer's Hymn

Li Jie

Walking through the thick woods

The wild chrysanthemums greeted me

Cicadas chirping

Conveyed summer's message

Passed by the dappled fields

Wearing a fresh breeze

The sunlight flows around me

I've seen the lightness of summer

Standing in the dilapidated hedgerow

Thinking of the lotus ponds in the fields

From the cracks of my fingers I see

The time that has slipped away

Summer Poetry 6

Summer Sense

I'm not sure what to say.

Rong Jianqi

The morning sun shatters the dream

It brings back the pain of the heat

I don't feel awake

Cicadas are chattering

Loneliness hangs all over the night

Frogs cry out the tears

Eyes are closed

The light wind blows me to sleep

The pouring rain

It's a flurry of rain

And it's finally a flake

The heat is gone

The leaves have fallen to the ground

But the heart hasn't left the season

Summer Poetry 7

Summer Nights in the Countryside

Tianlong

The Ink Sky

The Moon Hangs Alone

A Pond of Green Stones

The Still Water

reflects the beauty of the sky, the light of the moon.

Reflecting the exiled lotus

The dark woods

Drifting out the whispering of insects

Empty and far away

The wind, drifting in the night

The night, silent in the wind

The people, sleeping peacefully in the night

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Summer Night

Wang Yitao

Gradually, gradually

The cold moon replaces the scorching sun

The crickets replace the chirping of the cicadas

But it doesn't replace the peace in my heart

I long for

I long for the figure that will appear

Even for a moment

Sweat soaked my shirt

My eyebrows knit into a frown

She is a woman who has never returned.

She's gone for good

Leaving behind a long, silent sigh in the wind

At this point

Only the moon is the only solution

The frogs' voices carry the message

Summer Poetry 9

Summer Nights in the Countryside

Zhao Shueyi

Ink on the night sky

The stars are bright and dim

The fireflies fly in the flickering waves

The stars are bright and dim

The fireflies fly in the flickering waves. strong>

I sit so close to the sun

So close I can hear the fall, I can hear the dogwood flowers and the breakers

Shivering coolness in the soil

Summer's gone

Falling leaves touching falling leaves, the wind sounding

Chirping touches the chirping

Summer's gone, the sky, half facing south, half North

Fruit, half east, half west

Birch, half pale yellow, half emerald green

August, half summer, half fall

Summer is gone

I am in the least poetic place

Building a rainbow out of its atmosphere, its water, and its soil

Let lines describing autumn, line by line, fly back to the homeland

Let lines describing autumn, line by line, fly back to the homeland

Let lines describing autumn, line by line, fly back to the homeland

Let lines describing autumn, line by line, fly back to the homeland

Let the colorful clouds that dot the dusk drift back home, one by one

Summer is gone, and love turns back so violently that I realize

That it was a joy that I met and am unlikely to ever meet again

Summer is gone

If I had a reverence for what I didn't write

If I had a respect for the things I loathe and like Cannot be a double standard for describing the ideal and the real

Can be a burden to lighten your sympathy and pity

I would hold my fiery red sorrows high

The summer's gone

And I look toward where it wants to go

O coolness of the gusts

Let's not disturb it any longer with your unfortunate cries and laughs

It's just like you, it's just gone to where it always goes

It's not its fault

Summer Poetry 11

Summer's Feeling

Luo Shimin

The red sunshine drives away the haze

The golden light reflects everything

The wind sends warmth to the world

The fragrance of the greenery overflows all over the place

The hot sun is not afraid of me

The sun is not afraid of you

The sun is not afraid of you

The sun is not afraid of you

The sun is not afraid of you

The green power grows wildly

The beauty of tomorrow

Little by little

Birthed this evening

Summer Poetry 12

Summer

Ning Zihao

The sunrise is bathing the face

That's a mother's touch

The midday sun glow

That's the passion that surges in the heart

The twilight light echoes

That's the love that blooms in the lotus pond

Summer Poetry 13

Summer

Qin Nan

The warmth of a hand brushed my face

I opened my eyes one day of a certain year

And saw

I realized that summer had come

It was the dust from the morning sun

that fluttered in the haze

It was the specks of light reflecting on the ground through the trees

that glistened in my eyes

It was the smell of the earth after the rain had gone by

that hung heavy in the air

I reached out my hand

But it went through my fingers and I saw that the sun was shining.

It slipped through my fingertips

Along with the petunias that flourish in the alleys

With the sound of bells ringing

I closed my eyes

It fell through my eyelashes

Along with the gardenia in front of the tiled house

On one of those afternoons full of warm sunshine

It was the naughty children who couldn't get enough of it in the courtyard

It was the naughty children who couldn't grow up

It was the naughty children who didn't grow up

In the courtyard

It was the naughty children who didn't grow up

In the courtyard

I don't know where

The leisurely spot of light wet by the rain

When will it come back

I had a warm . Dream

In the dream I turned into a speck of dust

A speck of light A delicate flower

And so summer filled my life

Summer Poetry 14

Summer

Han Yuting

Sending the last butterfly on the hibiscus flower away

You are here

Early in the morning, the morning light was bright

You woke me up with a tiny ray of sunshine

At noon, the rain was pouring down

You sat with me in front of the eaves of the house and watched the lightning flash and thunder roar

In the evening, the color of the sky was bright and clear

We listened to the cicadas chirping together under the starry sky.

That time

We were together

Summer Poetry 15

The Old Pond

Ming Ziyi

Silently I approached the old pond

The summer wind blew on my face

And then drifted over my ears

A touch of scarlet lit up my world.

The lotus flower

opens quietly

sways gently

and brings a fragrance

The moon in the sky is still young

She stands quietly in the middle of the old pond

and delicately stretches her pink neck

The summer sun lingers beside her

and all is quiet and peaceful

The withered leaves and stones emit a cool, fresh color. The dead leaves and the stones are so cold

But she has become more and more resilient

The water is rippling

Reflecting her jade face

She walks silently across the old pond

The summer wind is blowing on her face

And then it floats past her ears

A touch of scarlet has lit up my world

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Summer

The summer is the most beautiful day in the world. strong> Summer

Ching-ho-yang

A quiet summer day

Waking up from the crisp and loud chirping

A few birds

Lazily enjoying the scenery under the ginkgo biloba leaves

Cicadas singing an original concerto

Sleeping on the bench in the shade of the trees

Stretching comfortably

The red sun is fond of the lotus pond

The cool breeze caresses

The lotus flower is refreshed

The frog on the leaf

Tells of the beauty of summer

The night is deep

The summer still wakes up

Lovingly looks at the sleepy face of the earth

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Chen Jie

Early in the morning

The eastern horizon

Reveals a red glow

The sunrise --

Leaps up

Hopefully

Croaks into the ground

Mid-day

The sun is high in the sky

Beads of sweat drip down

Soaking into the parched earth

Strength-filled hands

Swinging the hoeing tools

Dusk

The setting sun slowly

Lone rushes swept past the colorful clouds in the sky

The remaining rays of sunshine were rays of light

The rickety back was weeping

At night

The stars were twinkling

The summer bugs were chirping

The swaying sleeping chairs were gradually falling asleep

The moment the bushel fan landed on the ground

The lamps were extinguished

The labor room of a neighboring family

sounded the familiar sound of a familiar voice, the sound of an old man's hand. p>

A familiar cry rings out

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Summer Nights

Deng Xinlan

Quiet, quiet

A midsummer's night that's still and relaxed

Serenity seeps into every nook and cranny

The night cat flutters its wings

Crossing over the window

On the bedsheet The daisies in full bloom

Lift up

A maiden's lithe body

And candy-colored dreams

A little glow

Strokes over the fluffy dandelions

The umbrella-like seeds

Swinging, swinging, swinging

And going to faraway places

The melodious flute flies in

And note by note

Floats away

In the night.

Floating with the colors of the rainbow

And with whose song

Waning, romantic and melodious

Quiet, quiet

And the cool midsummer night

A piece of who's dream is diffused

Summer Poetry 19

Summer

Yi Kexin

You

Wearing a sunny saree

Willow branches with long flowing hair

Smiling and embracing with pedestrians

Cicadas and frogs

Presenting a welcoming wave

Hibiscus and lilies

Breaking out of their tender swaddling clothes

Fresh winds and waves

At your side Around you

Close your eyes and feel your scent

Fresh and beautiful

The dead cranes at the village head

Creaking and roaring

The birds outside the window

Complaining about how bad you are

And still you come right on time

Wearing a saree

With your long, flowing hair

People are in love with Your

Smile, Embrace

Summer Poetry 20

Summer Morning

Wang Lanping

Early in the morning

Cicadas are blowing their horns

The heat waves are surging

Under the scorching sun

The trees that are standing still

are being steamed and emptied of thoughts

Just like me, I've been thinking about my life. p>

Just like me

Through the window

Putting the view in the distance

Summer Poetry 21

Summer Night

Zhilin Ma

The summer night sows serenity

The fireflies signal to the moon

The stars sleepy-eyed

The ruffled lotus leaves spread out the bed

The field frogs

The field frogs

The field frogs

The field frogs

The field frogs

The frogs are talking

The lonely fish ripples

Waking up the frogs

Looking up at the moon

The wind laughs at the simplicity

This summer night

Peace and harmony cover the earth

Silence and freedom fill the sky

Summer Poetry 22

Loneliness

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Zhou Jinlong

The blazing sun lifts the golden waves of wheat

The hot wind shakes the banana's disheveledness

The summer heat hoarsens the robin's floral cadence

The stars shine brightly

Embellishing the desolation of the silent night

The moon pushes open the window

Squandering a field of silver frost

Loneliness

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Cicadas climb up the branches

After a sound dream

A long, low chirping sound

Taps on the dusty leaves

The moon pushes open the window

And the moon swills the silver frost on the ground

The lonely people

With their tears

They think about their old parents

A faraway hometown

A poem about the summer

It evokes the faintest stirring of the summer night

The wind-driven dust

drifts through the narrow gaps in the leaves

and embeds itself in the hot spots on the ground

The tiny particles

pulsate under the moonlight

Cicadas chirp in the dusty streams

After that delicate, cold chirping sound dissipates

into a wisp of light

The cicada is a cicada in the dusty streams. >

Turned into a wisp of wind

Swept over the bright stars in the dark night

And the bright eyes

But it was just a brief encounter in the treetops

That made a sweet midsummer night's dream

And this fleeting moment

Was like a falling meteor

That slowly fell into the splendor of the Milky Way

Summer's Dream

Xiao Xuanyu

You are a sweet dream

Swirling in the lake of my gentle heart

That quiet night when I met you

Farmers gossiping under the grapevines

Smiles flowed from their tanned faces

Cicadas sing and lotus flowers dance in the breeze

Summer, you are a sweet dream ......

Summer Poetry 25

Summer Night Memories

Feng Qiqi

At night

I gently pushed open the window

The moon without stars

The moonlight flows through my heart

It takes me back to my hometown on summer nights

It's a place that's like a fairyland

It's sweet and fragrant

Dreamy violets

Vivid apples

Can't even begin to describe the beauty of the light

It's better than the Twenty-Four Bridges

It's the best place to be

I've ever been to.

It's better than the moonlight under the 24 bridges

The dense light of the water

The frogs playing and singing under the water lilies

The steamy vapor

The gentle breeze

The fragrance of the flowers

The green fireflies

The green poplars

The green smoke of the willows

It's like

The warmth of my heart. >

The warm sunshine in my heart

I look up

And let my memories float to the sky

Hoping that she will return on the wind

And turn into a sky full of stars

To keep the lonely moon company