A Bumblebee Addiction

What makes a bee so busy,
In her humming little tizzy;
As she flies around the garden 
	in such awkward clumsy haste.

Why, the flowers are a buzzin’,
For a bumblebee’s good lovin’;
As she caresses all their petals
	With her fuzzy legs and waist.

All the flowers get excited,
As she takes to flight, invited;
Buzzing round to pick another
	With her drunken sort of gait.

So, that’s why a bee’s so busy,
In her humming little tizzy;
She’s addicted to their nectars
	And their love intoxicates.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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