Bees Poems - Poems about Bees

...Elsie Marley was a playful, middle child, with five sparkling siblings, Living on emerald, Willow Brook Farm, underneath skies very citron. Everyone in the family lent a hand, at skillful......Read the rest...

...rain lilies emerge pink blossoms draw bees to feed.... hummingbirds wheeze by ......Read the rest...

... Once a bronze blossom shone so sophisticatedly. Flourishing in an oasis of tropical butterflies. Its aura would emanate from enigmatic auroras. Its roots nourished from the scents ......Read the rest...

...Queen bee had twin girls, one and two. Who would succeed her? Who would do? Other bees made suggestions, but they were silly. Don’t be ignorant queenie said. Her name was Milly. Maybe one could......Read the rest...

...Doris Ann was busy catching hearts, dragonflies and bees. The giant pink frog was waiting quietly, smiling with ease. Wait until she sees me, the creature thought, she may think I’m a toad. But Do......Read the rest...

...August is normal Not much flowers bloom nor bees Active; people, yes.......Read the rest...

...My perennial garden is peaceful and tranquil A timeless place of beauty where calmness will instill Vibrant blooms emanate sweet and savory scents No fake or synthetic......Read the rest...

...blossom of baby's breath soft white gorse crusted yellow weeping willow rush patterned lace  pasture in pastel green buttercup daisy comely cowslip mingle &mix in fellowship swaying pe......Read the rest...

...The bees are hooked Played by the scented temptation The beauty of the escape Into the fullness Of a pollinated peace Short lived this ecstasy This joyous satiation Driven by intoxications ......Read the rest...

...Cheers from boats with colorful sails fade, The surfer’s smile wanes as the warmth subsides, In parks where families with picnics stayed, Their chatter gone, when summer is gone. The dawn’s ear......Read the rest...

...William Charles Lunalilo First King, chose by the people Grandnephew of the Great King, as the people vote, was unanimous Next year, King Kamehameha the Sixth died of tuberculosis Hawaiian ......Read the rest...

...Deserted, isolated, all alone, flowers breezing in the air, one step then two steps, walk through the mix of flowers of poppies, daisies and roses too, when will the flowers blossom again? Th......Read the rest...

...Nigh sultry and warm as was month of June, The mist with wafting wind played hide and seek, You, beds of Rhododendrons joined in soon, All ruby red, filled with fragrance at peak, To intoxicate a......Read the rest...

...You're...You're...You're...! You're an inspiration of God's grace. It shows all over your smiling face. A bewilderment and dynamic amazement Touching humanity with such ordainment You're an ......Read the rest...

...blossom in the wind carry sweet fragrance within call bee for nectar......Read the rest...