Email Poem

Your IP Address: 216.73.216.246

Your Email Address:

To Email Address:

Subject

Personal Note:

Poem Title:

Poem

WHERE BUMBLES BOUNCE

       Daisies, Zinnias, Lilacs in kaleidoscope of floral display
       on pink, purple. blue, yellow glow, nodding faces in gay,
     alluring, enticing Butterfly, Wasp, Vermin, Hornet
     and Drone prone to pollinate carrying pollen.
   Flying insects except Drone choose to select blooms showing adulation.
    They sit to crawl or suck and sprawl: 
     Quenching thirst will fly away. 
                                                          
      Fuzzy Drone large in girth with short strong wings
     buzzing, groaning in cadence of mirth. 
     Adamant, obstinate Drone in aggression to reach
     Princess Rose guarded by sentry-like prickly thorns.
                  
      Butterfly, Wasp to warn Drone,
      Vermin, Hornet to alert Drone
     not to disturb princess Rose,
     not to approach too close.
     
     Princess Rose swinging in elegant charm.
     Bubbling Drone decisive and firm.
      He may get hurt; it may be fatal
     Yet he can’t ignore soft shiny silky petal
     of sacred scarlet Rose spreading fresh fragrance.
         
     He yearned to fling and to sting
      to kiss to bosom of blossom,
      to sip nascent nectar
     to dip nose deep to smell sweet scent.

     May be basic instinct or dormant dream, yet distinct.
     But bound to bounce and to sink
    in pristine charisma and romantic aroma.
    

   09/19/19


  'Where Bumbles Bounce' Contest by craig cornish

CAPTCHA Preview

Type the characters you see in the picture

Required