Best Honeybees Poems

A hot and humid day floats merrily on the seas
As tiny bikinis amble in sandy footprints
And frolic in the motives of soft ocean breeze 
Building...

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      My garden lies between the trees
 Where lilies dance in gentle breeze
      And lilacs...

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hope and joy 
sprinkled liberally
in generous amounts

butterfly magic juice
summer holiday shine
dragon flits mercifully

sunlit orbs
rainbow feelings
heartfelt spirit man

garden entices 
marigold's ruffles
teasing the honeybees

faeries tiny secrets 
hidden...

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Being bipolar
is like a rose born missing
some of its petals,—
its color is more vibrant
than all the other roses'!

It may never be
part of a "perfect" bouquet,—
but...

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Acres of lush emerald meadows
burst forth from pregnant earth,
creating the perfect background for a
dazzling array of wildflowers.
Expectant mothers of beast and fowl
fill the countryside with...

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NO WINTER THIS YEAR! NO NONE AT ALL!

no winter this year, no! none at all!
the ducks dilly dally, honeybees in the fall!

my dry cleaners said...

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A song of a sparrow in the springtime.




Birds chirp a lullaby at the peak of the morning sun.
Speedy is the dragonfly, wish I could catch...

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Awaken, white and yellow daffodils
Entice the honeybees and butterflies
Bring back the blue birds to my window sill
So I can hear those spring time lullabies

Arouse oh...

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Ebony brings mystery to the night
As the golden moon glows
Orange horizons will break with dawn's light
As the wind caresses the red rose
Blue jays flit from...

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Sporting a colourful chemise
A camera and a valise
Temptations so easily tease
Roaming as free as honeybees
Tourists hear beckonings as pleas
And capture beauty with much ease
Tiny things...

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Summers Sweet Caress


In natures tranquil embrace cuddled within summers caress
I envision your fanciful face and my love for you can impress
Where the Cupids will brace...

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As a yellow bird sings gaily
On a balmy summer day,
Crooning melodies so sweet
That honeybees stop and stare,

So my heart beats for you.

Like a solitary snowflake
Floating...

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With the amber dawn, she was born
One bountiful November morn

She grows in skips of lissome luck
Trilling songs of squirrels and ducks

Her charm can please the...

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I have often bent my head
to rest on a pillow, not linen
and feathers, but concrete
and small squalid stones.

Like the breath of
a thousand butterflies,
a little wind...

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Once upon a time and sometimes, even still,
Men call him by name and worship him, a god.
Not a God, who demands and receives men's fear,
Their...

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There’s no greater spiritual healing,	
Than planting vegetable seedlings,
And feeling living soil on your hands.
You might get tired from aerating,
Watering, weeding, and cultivating.
A kind of love...

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She's teased by autum's last smile
Her velvet petals unfold a short while

Inviting...one last chance to pause
Breathe in life, just because

I see there, my honeybees dance
Given...

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I’m
so lucky
you’re a part of me
I believed love was a dream
until you made it come true
and now there is no
denying
you.

You’re
stupendous
more beautiful than
a garden in full...

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     "Shades of Green"



In meadowland, fragrant heather cascaded
While I walked hand in hand flowered kisses invaded.

Pollen descended from golden honeybees
Buzzing contently...

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"Pearl Diving" (Part 1)

He had wondered where to put his Quill
the ink pots were all dry
he lived in his little world
in the mountains somewhere up...

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I took the only seed of hope
for any future healthy Truffula Trees,
but reminded my clinically depressed acquaintance
we are all born co-redeemers,
not incubating extractors.

Ours is not...

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Gone are the summer wildflowers
those many, subtle scented breaths
that once allured nectar seekers
and me to their wild colonies.
But now those lifeless peduncles
that once bore inflorescent...

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I have found you
My Precious clover
Hidden amongst a sea
Of bitter grasses

I hold you gently
And spread your petals wide
I taste your sweetest nectar
Hidden deep inside

I have...

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      Early mornig dew
then the rising river mist
      welcoming sunrise

     ...

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I cannot focus on the focal point to equivocal, the pain in my memory, to memorial site. The night smells gunpowder in the middle galaxy...

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