Beekeeper Poems - Poems about Beekeeper

Bright orange lobsters pointed their claws at their brother When someone asked who had cut the cheese The audience began to have a bit of a laugh with their mother For they were outing each other, with a bit of ease Who cut the cheese? Asked the magistrate again. They pointed at each other; the sorry chaps They probably both did...

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Collects honey upon a skyscraper roof top, country field, or in a backyard box, Buzzing in sun light, builds in a tree up high fly through air, over streams into flower pots most places one can look, Beekeeper's Be collecting' honey all through history Bee's be that, what bee's be, lessons we learn from bees you see hear my bee buzz, be here...

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This a grand bright partnership As the waving clover grows And my little friends all busy Gathering swiftly, Heaven knows. And I slowly pace the hives Measured help all dressed in mesh Knowing Beulah Land's rich treasure Gleams within those combs so fresh. What a peerless manufacture What a mystic searching out Workers buzz upon the airways Mapped in magic by the Scout. And I sense...

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The Mutaitho hill zigzags its way to the borderlines of the sky And to the opposite poses the historic Muilu hill once a shrine; Now there between slithers the Kimongo River where huge rocks lie; It’s on the banks of this river where the bachelor beekeeper lives. His bald head is not worthy a ballad Nor are his words...

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beekeeper collects honey with protective gear gets stung by wife's words...

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