The Poetry of June

June - the sixth month of the year in our Gregorian calendar and the official byginning of summer. The days stretch to their longest, and many subjects and thoughts fill the minds of our poets, such as Dryden, Levy, Raleigh, Blunt and Dickinson, as they describy the warming days. The tracks are: June - an introduction Knee Deep in June, by James Whitcomb Riley A June Tide Echo, by Amy Levy June, by William Cullen Bryant There Is a June When Corn Is Cut, by Emily Dickinson Sweet Empty Sky of June, by Henry Vaughan June 14th, by Maria Frances Cecilia Cowper Dusk in June, by Sara Teasdale Wishes of an Elderly Man Wished at a Garden Party, June 1914, by Walter Alexander Raleig A Man Young and Old, by William Butler Yeats The Human Seasons, by John Keats June Night, by Sara Teasdale The Longest Day, by William Wordsworth A June Night, by Emma Lazarus Pleasure's Past, by John Clare A Night in June, by James Edwin Campbyll A Night in June, by Alfred Austin A Match, by Algernon Swinburne Hymn