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Bumblebee Honey

I've never seen a Bumblebee
Lose a fight with a Snapdragon
No, not ever!
Each time they meet
That painted prince of prowess
Pries open the dragon's jaws
And deftly crawls inside
To win the blooming battle
To steal the coveted prize. 

In fact, no brazen bromide
Can subdue that cheery bumbler
That fuzzy buzzing, dragon busting
Blossom bobbing, flower trusting
Petal popping, nectar bringing
Black and yellow, striped stinging
Pollinating, sugar sipping
Salivating, skinny dipping
fellow.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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Dietrich Avatar
June 18, 2020 at 7:40 PM
The last six to eight lines had amazing alliteration and made the poem so cute, Bryran. Ok, over and out!!! See ya tomorrow.
Norton Avatar
June 18, 2020 at 11:11 PM
Thank you for reading. I agree, it is rather cute. Take care.
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