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Remembering these beauties from school.
summer reading list(2024)
the nightstand pile
The Hunger Games Trilogy If we Were Villians A Good Girls Guide To Murder Trilogy 5 Survive Bunny Dune All The Light We Cannot See The Illiad
need annotate
everything i never told you
rumblefish
taming the star runner
that was then and this was now
summer reading list
everything i never told you- finished
that was then and this was now-finished
elena vanishing- finished
hench-annotating
the hunger games- rereading series
song of achillies
a good girls guide to murder
my year of rest and felatation
the foxhole court
the sunshine court
circe
the illiad
all your twisted lies
the raven cycle series
5 survive
they both die at the end
dune
bunny
all the light we cannot see
No longer human
the girls i’ve been
all the young dudes trilogy
things have gotten worse since we've last spoke
a little life
a song of ice and fire
hope and other luxuries
anne of green gables
the idealist
dark rise
six of crows series
little fires everywhere
neon gods
red queen series
the perks of being a wallflower
Poems for a summer day:
Emily Dickinson
(my favourite poet)
A something In a summer's day
Summer shower
Further In summer than the birds
As sleigh bells seem In summer
It can't be "Summer"!
Summer for thee, grant I maybe
It will be Summer - eventually
I taste a liquor never brewed (the best poem ever)
The one who could repeat the summer day
What shall I do when the summer troubles
Ourselves were wed one summer - dear
So much summer
I know a place were summer strives
Would you like summer? Taste of ours.
There came a day at summer's full
Her final summer was it
Twice had summer her fair verdure
The trees like tassel - hit and swung by
John Keats
The Human Seasons
On the grasshopper and cricket
Shakespeare
Shall I compare thee to a Summer's Day
Over hill, over dale - from A Midsummer Night’s Dream
William Wordsworth
Book Fourth [Summer Vacation]
Daffodils (not about summer, but gives me summer vibes)
The Solitary Reaper (again, not about summer, but gives me summer vibes)
Langston Hughes
Summer Night (not about summer, but brilliant poem)
Pablo Neruda
100 Love Sonnets
Poem XVI
Poem LI
Poem XCII
Charles Baudelaire
L’invitation au voyage
Amalgamation of Poems
(these poems are grouped in amalgamation not because they are in anyway less relevant than the others above, the poems below have not been read by me or had been read long ago.)
Moonlight, Summer Moonlight by Emily Jane Brontë
June by John Updike
Love Song, 31st July by Richard Osmond
Apples by Laurie Lee
Warm Summer Sun by Mark Twain
A Boat Beneath a Sunny Sky by Lewis Carroll
Fireflies in the Garden by Robert Frost
Midsummer, Tobago by Derek Walcott
A Green Thought by Katharine Towers
Adlestrop by Edward Thomas
When we got to the beach by Hollie McNish
Summer Stars by Carl Sandburg
Before Summer Rain by Rainer Maria Rilke
Morningside Heights, July by William Matthews
Miracles by Walt Whitman
Bed in Summer by Robert Louis Stevenson
Summer night, riverside by Sara Teasdale
The Idea of Order at Key West by Wallace Stevens
In Summer by Paul Laurence Dunbar
For once, then, something by Robert Frost
Summer Holiday by Robinson Jeffers
A boy and his dad by Edgar Guest
Long Island Sound by Emma Lazarus
Bath by Amy Lowell
Summer Morn in New Hampshire by Claude McKay
In the Mountains on a Summer day by Li Bai (personal favourite)
Backyard by Carl Sandburg
Idyll by Siegfried Sassoon
If you get there Before I do by Dick Allen
Fishing on the Susquehanna in July by Billy Collins
Indian Summer by Dorothy Parker
Fragment 31 (Jealousy) by Sappho (brilliant poem)
Constantinople by Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
Green by Paul Verlaine
From the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyám, quatrain IX
To Natasha by Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin
[These poems have an aspect of summer and definitely, most of them have addressed deeper issues through the appearance of a beautiful imagery of summer. This has been created from my own reading experience, google websites and recommendations from friends and professors. If you want me to add anything more, leave an ask or comment. Enjoy these beautiful poems and no hate please.]