Best Honey Bear Poems


Premium Member Old Man Winter

Nip my nose! Pound at my core!
I’ll frame a warm blanket ‘round thighs and toes.
Decorate with icicles door-to-door!
My darling and me, nuzzling like eskimos.
Together we can take anything that Winter throws.

Throw a softball of snow my way
and I will merrily call in the snowmen brigade.
They come armed with carrots and stones…olé!
     Dear Winter, who will come to your aid?
                I shiver! I’m afraid!

Forget about that, I’ll take a nice sleigh ride
down a glistening hill,
with my honey-bear by my side.
With speed bumps, it’s quite a thrill.
Please Winter, don’t set out to kill. 

Bitty flakes on my lashes, shoulders; I shake.
My sweetheart will take off my scarf, coat and boots.
So warm by the hearth, we’ll not soon awake.
Before that…we drink cocoa, eat cake with dried fruits.
We will dream of you, Old Man Winter and your pursuits.

12/14/2021
Categories: honey bear, winter,
Form: Quintain (English)

Premium Member Grizzly

Three truant scholars spending our sabbaticals
in crisp Colorado, we all re-read Walden,
dared to drink from streams so icy clear
the fish seemed suspended in mid-air.
Our flimsy nylon shelters shielded us
from what weather there was to worry on,
as summer slipped to autumn 
and autumn waned winterward.
Four full years past we trekked those trails
through stands of timber frequented by fox,
by birds, by deer -- and by growling grizzlies.
We walked well-wooded hillsides
of mixed conifers and broadleaf.
In deep drafts we breathed the earthy air.
Now, when my son hugs his honey bear,
red-jacketed, black-button eyed,
I see the hellish maw, the bloodied claw,
of the darkish-brown raging beast
that tore off my arm and maimed
two sages, amid the yellow quaking aspen
where, yet, that gory grizzly ages.
Categories: honey bear, introspection, loss, nature, sad,
Form: Narrative

I'Ve Crossed That Bridge Before

Planning on crossing over
where footprints of night
are ne'er seen...
There fish are spawning
in clear blue stream ~
Surrounded by verdant green;
Nature begins speaking to me.
An antiquated chine-wood bridge
gracefully arches it back
with sturdy braids makes a path ~
That I may cross  to a place serene
Where nightingales and crickets sing
It's a place where I do my thinking
Unafraid to shed my skin ~
by dusk as honey bear I may roam,
by dawn take flight as an eagle
I may be found soaring toward home.
Upon opening mine eyes
I come to realize the colors of the skies
Yes, I've crossed that bridge before
Categories: honey bear, art, happiness, imagination, life,
Form: Free verse

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Premium Member Zoo

Baby girl Scarlett....
Take a look at your room
There's a Monkey on a Zebra
With a funny Baboon

You hold the honey Bear
Your number one squeeze 
They all gather 'round
For your tea party

It's a zoo around here
A zoo around here
Scarlett, every day
Is a zoo around here

You're having soooo much fun
With your furry little friends
Do I have to pay to get in??
So you want me to pay to get in!

There's a Lion and a Tiger
Playing with a Parrot
And a little bunny Rabbit
Munching on a carrot

The sign on the wall
Makes it plain enough
Don't feed the animals!
They're already stuffed!

It's a zoo around here!!


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Categories: honey bear, adventure, baby, beauty, child,
Form: Lyric

Your Words

our words are born, not spoken.
Dimensional, soft voweled words, 
palpable to the eye or to the fingertip ... 
exquisitely curved, as the young that wildflowers conceive.

Often I have watched your lips shape words
and your tongue nudge them out like small birds 
not certain of their wings.
Your sweetest words 
are those shaped ovally
like plums or wild birds' eggs.
The long bright ribbons you laugh
the multitudes of hyacinth and bluebells.

When I see words like soft gray catkins I know
they are of romance whatever else my ears register.
Your mouth is like the flesh of a ripe fig,
I often want to take your words unsaid.
The brown honey-bear slips his red tongue into 
the nest of sleeping bees.
Slurping out the honey as they sleep.
The sweet natural taste.
The pussy-willow feel of your words 
is lovelier than their shape or music.

COPYRIGHT 2012 ACB
Categories: honey bear, loneliness,
Form: ABC

Premium Member Age Doesn'T Matter When You'Re In Love

Susie teetered into Bill’s office, wearing a skintight miniskirt
Sat on Bill’s knee for dictation. She was an outrageous flirt
Soon Bill was smitten and couldn’t resist her ample charms
He forgot about his wife and kids and fell into Susie's arms

That was the lusty beginning of their clandestine love affair
Young Susie is a man-eater and calls Bill her "Honey Bear"
Bill’s wife discovered his deception and asked for a divorce
She’ll keep it out of the media for a huge settlement, of course!

As soon as his divorce was finalised he made Susie his wife
Susie’s only twenty. Bill wanted a carer for the rest of his life
Bill’s eighty-five years old and Susie stroked his thinning hair
and denies her attraction to him is that Bill’s a multi millionaire!

They say age doesn’t matter, especially when you are ‘in love’
That depends if you’re the ‘secretary’ who's married to ‘the ‘guv’!
Within a year Bill was dead and Susie worked for another VIP
I've heard she takes dictation while sitting naughtily upon his knee

Age doesn’t matter when you’re in love Contest
Sponsored by Julie leigh Rodeheaver

12-16-17
Categories: honey bear, age, humorous, marriage, work,
Form: Rhyme


Honey Bear

In that lost book,
morning-glory
twines among eglantine,
honeysuckle
and nameless blooms.
The black space between

hides what a child
in time may learn: 
the dark edge of the screen
suggesting all
that lies beyond,
imagined but unseen.
Categories: honey bear, childhood, imagination, life,
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Bear and His Bee

I somehow made friends with my enemy,
the one who always pestered me,
feverishly competing for my sweet honey,
I would never give in for love nor money.

He buzzed around my head one day,
asking if there he could rest away,
he promised to watch me as I indulged,
soon my bear belly began to bulge.

I'm now good friends with the bee,
my fondness for honey was because of he,
I would never let our friendship spoil,
So there was no reason for us to quarrel.

I then admitted to that annoying bee,
That without him I couldn't have sweet honey,
So now he always rests upon my head, 
I'm stung with sweet friendship while I'm fed.

Vickie Thayer
Categories: honey bear, beauty, change, forgiveness, friendship,
Form: Rhyme

Little Honey Bear

For my loves kisses are like honey~

So smooth, sweet and delicious~

For I'm like a little honey Bear~

Forever feeding upon them~
Categories: honey bear, funny love, humorous, love,
Form: Free verse

The Peach Juice Calvory

Howl,  I'm stuck 
in your pocket...
...Quiet pin drops 
Dripp Peach Juice,
Into a one glass Calvary.

Single Filed just for
Me!!! Please: Snapp
To it BIG BOY, whatcha 
Waitn' for.... I want that
Drink Now Honey Bear,
Angst to nuff luv...
Categories: honey bear, angst, fantasy, imagination, passion,
Form: Diminished Hexaverse

It Aint You

We have plans to meet for a talk
You got alternate plans around the block
When I pull up you're not there
Call you on the phone
You're with your honey bear

Sick of you wasting my time
Now I've got something else in mind. 
It ain't you
I got other things to do

It's girls night out
We're supposed to let loose and shout
Gonna pick you up 
Said you'll pay my way
Too bad that wasn't how it played
Last minute you bail
I'm upset in my stomach
Second place has grown too stale

Sick of you wasting my time
Now I've got something else in mind. 
It ain't you
I've got other things to do

Insanity is making the same mistake more than once
Feel like I'm living in a funnel cloud of psychos
It's be enough to get any man running on his toes.
For once, I claim dignity while I have an ounce
Can't take this,
This is a feeling I wont miss. 
Adios Seniorita, hope time is good to you
The only way your husband will make it
Is if you drug him or be becomes subdued
© Lynn Dolly  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: honey bear, friendship, humor, life, drug,
Form: Free verse

If Only (You Knew)

If only I can tell you how I feel, would things change? (Laugh-friends??)
Will my broke heart heal, or will it continue to die? Would you care?
Will I still be your honey bear,sweetie-bear,cutie bear, baby-bear or even a friend?  If I can let you see would you feel my pain?
And let you see to understand. Would you step up to the plate and be a man?!?
 Or will you continue this little childish game?
And see what you put me through each and every single day.
And if I can let you hear the pain, would you listen? Would your love dry my tears?
Yes there is a saying; saying trade shoes: 
But we wouldn’t because you wouldn’t be able to handle what I go through every day!
You might get up and quench, and shake!  
But then I wonder if I can tell you would you even listen?
Next thing you know I have a snotty attitude saying: I dint want to talk, or have no
dealings with you anymore!! But again I can’t because the love I feel for you is true.
That’s why I can continue to say If only you knew
Categories: honey bear, lovelove,
Form:

Tancred Oengus Ler

My golden boy dog Tancred Oengus Ler,
More often known as Tannie Bear,
Is always of two minds.

One a gentle, knightly mien, “a ladies' man”,
the other lusty and feisty,
when roused to tussle by his vixen she dog, out of hand.

A contented giant of even moods,
'Til his courage must best the ire of a grumpy foe.
Later, patiently and nobly awaiting attention or food,
Then stubbornly defending a treat, not letting go.

 His massive blond fur curls into ringlets,
When running surf and swimming far at salty beaches.
He’ll calmly keep me company there 'til sun sets. 
Great love and patience are the gifts his life teaches.

Feverishly fetching balls and sticks as time flies by,
He’ll steal gloves from your pocket on the sly.
He loves to roll in the grass and finds it a tasty snack,
When he’s not paws to the sky, rubbing some itch on his back.

Oh, my wise old friend, my Honey Bear,
Though you loathe the brush and you’re not a cuddly thing,
You’ll listen endlessly as I chatter and sing.

The secrets to a happy life you are aware,
I pray we walk many more miles before your last fling.

 M. Renee Taylor
 4-29-2010
Categories: honey bear, devotion, dog, love,
Form: Sonnet

Keeleigh

younger than her older brother
still the first of her only mother

she came second on the chart
but tied for first inside my heart

so many years that she has left
so much time to develop depth

to become a woman and find a man
to have a life she can understand

I'll always be here for you my dear
you'll always be daddy's honey bear

through the ups, and downs, lows, and highs
I'll love you always without compromise

no matter what you do or say
I'll be here for you every day

at times when you need me and times when you don't
I'll always be around to embarrass you the most

when you call the house late at night
I'll answer with "is everything all right"

because life without you would be defeat
because life without you would be incomplete
© Jared Day  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: honey bear, child, children, dad, daughter,
Form: Couplet

Jack Fell Down...

Do you know why that funny guy,
Jack, fell down his hill? Imploring Jill,
poor little thing, she followed him,
when she should have stood still.

To swing, dear Jack is not a fling,
and Mr. Fibon was quite clear.
Beehives have honey, and it's not funny,
that it's now knot the honey, Bear.

In the pale of water, there were two Os,
And to fetch One more your task.
You reached the top, you decided to stop,
You sat, and opened that flask.
Indeed and at last....

Jill in shock, the earth did rock
and the sky let out a cry! Jack fell down
and broke his crown as the rain
fell down from on high.

Jack, in fear jumped startled in tears,
lost his footing as he stumbled on back.
Jill in tears, four Jacks she feared
and she followed him, into the dark....

But I heard the Lark...
And he said to me...

There come a kin, when the waters change.
Look still to the reeds, they rearranged.
Near the edge of sea, there two will be...

They lost their way,
when Thunder played.
Tumbled down the hill,
when they should have stayed.
Rolled the @@s...
but they ran away.

And Fibonacci knew the way,
He showed the Maya how to play.
He said... "This way..."
Four and Four are forty four,
Count the One and roll The.O@,
"There come a day..." he said,
We'll know....

0 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89 144 (as hours 144 = 6 days)
...1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89 1440 (and Sunday)

144 is also the 13th number in Fibonacci

(if you count the leading zero).

0 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89 144
12th if you “roll The.O”

1440 are ‘minutes’ in One.Day…
© Izzy Gumbo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: honey bear, adventure, faith, fantasy, love,
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