64 Quotes About Summer

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1. He who marvels at the beauty of the world in summer will find equal cause for wonder and admiration in winter. John Burroughs




2. A little garden on a bleak hillside...Here sleeps the sun long, idle summer hours Amy Lowell, The Little Garden





3. One must maintain a little bit of summer, even in the middle of winter. Henry David Thoreau




4. Strange, that summer skies and sunshine never seem one half so fair as when winter's snowy pinions shake the white down in the air. Mrs. May Riley Smith, If We Knew




5. Like this clear sunshine, let Thy love shine down on me to-day! Shelter my soul, thou brooding Dove, Like these warm skies, I pray. Lucy Larcom, A Summer Morning Prayer




6. One benefit of summer was that each day we had more light to read by. Jeanette Walls




7. Silly gardener! summer goes,and winter comes with pinching toes Robert Louis Stevenson, The Gardener




8. Whether my heart be glad or no, the summers come, the summers go Nelly M. Hutchinson, The World And I




9. Summer arrives with its joyful notes, crickets chirp on warm nights. Lazy days and boating boats, sunset hues, a painter's delight. Catherine Pulsifer, Seasons' Symphony




10. The Summer Months of July, August, and September do bring sunshine, and vacations we love living Kate Summers, The Months Of The Seasons





11. ...the heat of summer does arrive and we start wishing for the cold to survive Catherine Pulsifer, Winter Is Back Again




12. Oh, summer days how we long for your arrival, when the sun shines bright and we feel so vital. Catherine Pulsifer, Oh, Summer Days




13. Summer's warmth brings strength untold, radiant rays that energize the bold. Catherine Pulsifer, Seasons Pass




14. O fleeting months! Too short to sip the sweetness of summer's vibrant skies. Catherine Pulsifer, Summer Months




15. We have had our summer evenings, now for October eves! Humbert Wolfe




16. I long for the sweet solace of summer warmth, lazy days, sunshine is a welcomed adorn. Catherine Pulsifer, Bitter Cold




17. Summer gives two months of pleasure; winter, so long, such a trial. Greta Zwaan, Summers Demise




18. I like summer. I like warmer weather and long days. Danielle Steel




19. The summer days again are here, and make one glad vacation's near Arthur Franklin Fuller, The Vacation Problem




20. Like a welcome summer rain, humor may suddenly cleanse and cool the earth, the air and you. Langston Hughes




21. Summer has come, praise be to God, for the blushing flowers! Caleb Davis Bradlee, Summer




22. An April burst of beauty, and a May like the Mays of old. And a glow of summer gladness while June her long days told; Frances R. Haverga, September




23. But often thick, white, fleecy clouds mantling around the blue will be. And how I love to watch those clouds that seem to rise up from the sea. M. E. B., Summer




24. October, the tenth month of the year - Some hate it, others think it's dear - the heat of the summer is done in the sky sets high the sun. Catherine Pulsifer, The Tenth Month





25. Summertime is always the best of what might be. Charles Bowden




26. Flowers bloom, birds sing a tune - the promise of summer is coming soon Catherine Pulsifer, May Day, the first of May




27. And so with the sunshine and the great bursts of leaves growing on the trees, just as things grow in fast movies, I had that familiar conviction that life was beginning over again with the summer. F. Scott Fitzgerald




28. The sun shines bright to warm the earth, the flowers spring up and bloom around; M. E. B., Summer




29. The dandelion is the first to appear sending the signal summer is near. Catherine Pulsifer, First To Appear




30. Twas noontide of summer, and mid-time of night; and stars, in their orbits, shone pale, thro' the light Edgar Allan Poe, Evening Star




31. O, gracious Father, may my heart be filled with love and grateful praise, while I survey this beauteous part of Thy great work, in six short days. M. E. B., Summer




32. The flowery-footed Spring has gone, with merry steps and free; the Summer came with golden flush, and passed as rapidly. Ellwood Haines Stokes, My Birth-Day




33. The birdies sing in the summer hours when the West begins to blow. Unknown, What The Winds Bring
    Poems About The Wind




34. Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate. William Shakespeare, Shall I Compare Thee To A Summer’s Day?




35. If to lone and weary ones we no comfort will impart — tho' 'tis summer in the sky. Yet 'tis winter in the heart! Unknown, Summer And Winter




36. I love summertime more than anything else in the world. That is the only thing that gets me through the winter, knowing that summer is going to be there. Jack McBrayer




37. Throughout the different seasons of the year the leaves add a feeling of anticipation ....in the summer the dancing of the leaves in the tree can seem like magic as they sway ever so gently in the wind, Catherine Pulsifer




38. As November unfolds, the echoes of summer's laughter become faint, and we embrace the changing landscape. Though summer may be gone, its spirit remains, kindling a sense of nostalgia and gratitude for the memories created under the sun. Author Unknown




39. June arrives and summer starts to bloom, vacations begin, free from classroom gloom. Catherine Pulsifer, Summer Blooms




40. In sorrow I tended my garden, as the colors, day by day, faded and changed in the heedless air, and passed with the summer away. Mary Mapes Dodge, From Flower To Light





41. The summer night is like a perfection of thought. Wallace Stevens




42. I always look forward to when summer comes and the school year is finally done. Catherine Pulsifer, Summer Comes




43. Forgotten now the winter's snow, the summer's glaring sun. Douglas Malloch




44. August, the eighth month on this earthly plane, when summer lingers in July's fading glow. Catherine Pulsifer, The Eighth Month




45. A shelter from the summer shower, when we plant the apple-tree. William Cullen Bryant, The Planting Of The Apple-Tree




46. July marks the height of summer, with warmth and sunshine to uncover. Catherine Pulsifer, The Height Of Summer




47. Then the varied seasons come and go, there's summer's sun and winter's snow Lillian E. Curtis, Life's Voyages




48. As September dawns, we feel the warmth of summer's final kiss. Sam R. V. Gould




49. What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness. John Steinbeck




50. Strike the loud triumphant chord that marks the spring’s last hour and summer’s overture begins; the rose bursts into flower. Patience Strong, Nature’s Symphony




51. By all these lovely tokens, September days are here, with summer's best of weather, and autumn's best of cheer. Helen Hunt Jackson, September




52. The summer song and silence are as one, - the light and longing of a Summer's day! Dora Read Goodale, Sweet Brier




53. Another year of summer's glow - of autumn's gold and brown, of waving fields, and ruddy fruit the branches weighing down. John White Chadwick, Another Year




54. July's radiant sun kisses the days with golden splendor, as summer's essence envelops every heart with a blissful glow. Author Unknown




55. August, oh how you bring the summer's heat, with days so long and filled with pure delight Catherine Pulsifer, The Month Of August




56. The winter brings long, pleasant evenings, the spring brings a promise of flowers that summer breathes into fruition Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Our Blessings





57. With joy I sailed the summer sea while skies were bright and winds were fair Bernhart Paul Holst, Life's Lessons




58. In summer's heat, we chase the sun,
    With ice cream cones and endless fun. Catherine Pulsifer, In The Summers Heat




59. May June bring you her roses, may summer poppies bloom. And may each day that closes be fragrant with perfume. Edgar A. Guest, A New Year's Song




60. When we think of a summer morning we think of the sun rising in the east, the flowers opening up, roosters calling and the birds all awaking. Catherine Pulsifer




61. In summer's warm embrace, we find delight,
    Time for lazy days and starlit nights. Catherine Pulsifer, Summer Memories




62. While the wind in the chimney goes " woo-oo-oo! And, sadly, at window and door, is sighing that summer is o'er. Nixon Waterman, In The Firelight




63. The summer days are slipping by. The warm and sunny days, when robins call, and we can hear - the harsh cry of the jays. Lucy P. Scott, After Drought




64. I'd see the summer garden in rainbow clouds. Robert Bridges