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Premium Member Bees, Birds and Butterflies
Heart is a neglected garden,
diseased by an epidemic of weeds.
Breathless, pining for your breaths -
breathe passion into me

so bees, birds and butterflies return.

Cultivate soul with tender hands,
propagate seeds sensually.
Fertilise fragility with soft kisses, 
form a vision of Eden

so bees, birds and butterflies return.

Upon dawn's delight...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bees, analogy, nature, romance,
Form: Free verse
Bees
How many words at night just like 
bees in a hive buzz in my head!
“No pulse.. failed the brain test.. apneic,
pronounced dead”, somebody said.

Oh, life and death, you look so much
alike and equal that I seem
to do not care who grants me such
a long-awaited dreamless...

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Categories: bees, death, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Bees
One hundred million years on Earth
There's no accounting for our worth
Without our quite amazing powers
there would be no trees or flowers

The Earth would be a barren place
No flowers to, your borders, grace
No cereals to make your bread
and keep your teeming millions fed

We've worked our magic...

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© Rob Biden  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bees, environment, insect, pollution,
Form: Verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member - Haiku X 156 - Bumble Bees -
a drop of honey

                                carpet in a rocking chair -

    ...

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Categories: bees, animal, beauty, nature,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member The Birds and the Bees "closely-Knit Trio"
The Birds and the Bees

A “Closely-Knit” Trio

The macho
He-man
Entered the
Bar to
Inspect the local female population
Red-
Dressed,
Sultry “ladies” sat
And sipped wine
Not giving him one glance
Drawing closer
To a trio of
High-heeled
Enticing “women”
Big Joe tried to
Engage one in conversation
Evasively she lit a cigar and said,
“Sorry, but our threesome suits us just...

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Categories: bees, funny
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member The Birds and the Bees
T he birds have been around for centuries.
H ow sweetly singing, winging on their way,
E vanescent as a summer breeze. . . 

B ringing bliss supreme; then gone one day.
I n your bloom of youth, one bird appears.
R adiant, you’ll soar to splendor’s height,
D runk...

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Categories: bees, bird, love,
Form: Acrostic



Premium Member The Bees Knees
I was young, you were born
Just a little thing, six pounds
Well things changed quickly
Full of life and enormous energy
You grew up and took flight
You are the bees' knees!

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bees, humorous,
Form: Free verse
Bees-Trees-And Seas
I stopped to smell the roses I got stung by a bee

Weird as it might seem that made me so happy

For the bees they are a dying it seems something is wrong

If those bees keep dying we won’t be here very long

I know I could...

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Categories: bees, friendship
Form: Epitaph
Premium Member Birds and Bees and Butterflies
The fingers slide, not gentle soft, under
slip-backside of a butterfly. Its wings
of fairy-dust, absent of sound. O hear
the loud alarming buzz — the honey thunder
of black and yellow bees.  React shrill strings
of vocal cords as flying insects near.
The passionate red flowers hold vast net
for...

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Categories: bees, bird, butterfly, children, garden,
Form: Rhyme
The Birds and the Bees Pg13
Yup, just like this. This is how dad told us about the wonders of life. No eye contact at all.

One day my father told his four sons to climb into the car,
He wouldn’t tell us where we were going just that it wasn’t far.

I sat...

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© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bees, funny, dad, dad, me,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Honey Bees
How humbly hover honey bees
betwixt and 'tween as flowers preen
in April's opalescent sheen
and petals palpitate in breeze.

Beside an arbor's graceful ease
of roses splayed in promenade
with poppies sprayed across the glade
how humbly hover honey bees.

While lilies lilt beneath the trees
the sunlight dapples daffodils
that pose in pots...

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Categories: bees, flower, word play,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Stingless Bees
I think that I shall never see

     A quiltin' bee or spellin' bee

          A-skitterin' to and fro

               But...

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Categories: bees, funny
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Butterflies and Bees
butterflies and bees
     pollinating the flowers
          spreading the beauty...

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© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bees, beauty, butterfly, flower, nature,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Bees Haiku
solitary bees -

freedom sampled, but never

a taste of honey


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Categories: bees, insect, solitude,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Is geo-opoly poisioning the world'
Its filtering down.' Over the streets and open ground.' From
Clouds to fog formation, just forget about coal burnt waste inahalation.' Do not bother with I C E car emissions
This is a ( total war condition ) carried out in hidden labs
Our ecosystem is now reserved...

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Categories: bees, change, community, corruption, education,
Form: Rhyme

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