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Best Bee Sting Poems

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Bee Sting
bee sting
swells his nose
he's still snapping...

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Categories: bee sting, animals,
Form: Haiku



A Bee Sting
In the catacomb of love
Honey makes' the Bees' sting
                ...

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Categories: bee sting, introspection, loveheart, heart,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Escape of the Bluesman's Song
Within the frame a sepia scene
a dusty porch   a rickety chair   
the fabric of your dusky face creased
with ceaseless sunbaked woes
your...

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Categories: bee sting, africa, america, grief, racism,
Form: Free verse
Alive
And we are left here
Like maggots—dirty, parentless…devastated
Always feeding on the gruel…the cruel
Fattening our lives in the moneyless bilk
Shocking like a bee sting, yet soft as...

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Categories: bee sting, angst, childhood, confusion, courage,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Somewhat Injury-Prone
First grade, pelted with eggs
  Second grade, broke both legs
Third grade, fell down the stairs
  Fourth grade, clawed by a bear

Fifth grade, ran...

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Categories: bee sting, growing up, humorous,
Form: Light Verse



Tombstone Tales
Through graveyard
meandering, just
me and Dad
stories sad
abbreviated down to
mostly names and dates

So we tell
their stories by turns
like poor Duane
Dinwiddie
died at age thirty-three of
bee sting allergy

So tragic
how...

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Categories: bee sting, childhood, family, humor, humorous,
Form: Shadorma
Tent Pegs Burnt Legs
Tent pegs, burnt legs
Sun cream, ice cream
Swimming trunks, squashed lunch
Peeling tum, after sun.

Dusty feet, collapsing seat
Folding table, electric cable,
Sleeping pods, fishing rods
Guide ropes foreign notes.

Ground...

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Categories: bee sting, vacation,
Form: Rhyme
Frozen
Frozen and still..
Artic cold winds blow rapidly..
Strong winds whistling..
Loudly..
The wind cries..
As it strength roars in fury..

Blown away from the intense force..
To run for cover..
Escape the...

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Categories: bee sting, depression, emotions, spiritual, uplifting,
Form: Free verse
Among Elk
Up before dawn, a feeling has drawn 
You into the mountain and trees.
Till the silence within, upon the whispering wind
A chime of bugles tease the...

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Categories: bee sting, adventure, animals, education, friendship,
Form: I do not know?
Magic Beans
Enchanted magic beans,
They were always enchanted to me.
Worth their weight in gold,
They never ever got old.
 
Some people would complain,
Some would look at them with disdain,
But...

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© Ed Belcher  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bee sting, childhood, family, happy, memory,
Form: Couplet
Haiku 6
bare sun bronzed feet run
sweet clover fields fragrance kissed
honey bee sting hurts


Copyright, August 1, 2014
Faye Lanham Gibson...

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Categories: bee sting, childhood, life, nature,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Battle the Bees
What can one do when they just don’t belong?

What unique tune might a singer prolong
when an opposing choir insists on their song?
Who follows one voice...

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Categories: bee sting, autumn, change, dedication, devotion,
Form: Rhyme
Spring Forward
There was a gymnast,from Biejing
   Who tried to perform the handspring
   But he took, a nosedive
   Knocking over a...

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Categories: bee sting, spring,
Form: Limerick
Let Me Swallow Some Rotten Cotton
The Big Ben chimes thrice
The chime letS go of its wings
and swallows a bee-sting--
it sprays its spine with spice. 

The printer reboots in haste
The fruits...

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Categories: bee sting, cry, death, nostalgia,
Form: I do not know?
Matters of Life and Death
MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH
Isn’t life short, today here tomorrow gone.
Switching the world off, turning eternity on.
How many before us, in the world have lived?
Just...

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Categories: bee sting, age, death, heaven, life,
Form: Cowboy Poetry

Book: Reflection on the Important Things