Summer Bee's
Listening to the wind blow above the clouds.
I listen to the sound of a strange echo.
As I walk towards the end of the cloud.
I get stung on my arm by a strange bee.
As my eyes goes hazardous.
That strange bee stings me again on the same arm.
As I ran down the hill.
Blinded folded.
I fall into a bee hive full of strange looking bee's.
The smell of honey hive yellow combs.
As I lay there in the hive.
Stiff as a wooden board.
Hundreds of tiny bee's.
Stings me all over body.
As I passes out from anxiety.
I wait up feeling no pain or bee stings.
My eye sight has restored.
No bee's or honey hive combs in site.
I'm back where I started from.
As I see the bee's flying away.
A warmth wind blows on me.
And tiny painful warts appears all over me.
Then I realized it was summer bee's,
reminding me it was summer time.
Copyright © Robin Brown | Year Posted 2015
Post Comments
Poetrysoup is an environment of encouragement and growth so only provide specific positive comments that indicate what you appreciate about the poem. Negative comments will result your account being banned.
Please
Login
to post a comment