The Bee

Screams and giggles could be heard,
Children squealing afeared.
The carefree bee flying to each window,
Sadly, he did not know where to go.
It dived and darted across the classroom,
The students waved their little arms about,
Wishing they could find a way to chase it out.
The Vice-Principal strolled quietly in,
And spotted the danger therein.
Pouring a little drop of soda on her hand,
The scared little bee quickly took a land.
And with a gentle flip of her hand,
The smart bee flew outside, as planned. 
The children clapped with glee,
Happy, that no one got hurt, not even the bee.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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July 29, 2021 at 9:27 AM
Always good to hear when no one gets hurt. I have saved some bees from spiders webs, don't like to interfere with nature normally but bees are so important to all and sadly in decline. Enjoyed your poem, Emilia : )
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