Best Pollinated Poems

Trifolium pollinated courtesy bombus

Before landscapers mow swaths
across undulating waves of clover
(the father/daughter team
usually cut grass every Tuesday)
bumblebees alight from one to another flower.

Meanwhile, I lie splayed
mid morning June 28th, 2022
with stomach upon natural carpeting
quietly basking espying Robins
oblivious to presence of yours truly
pleasantly distracted unable to...

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humbly the bee…
sucks nectar for you and me
pollinate tastes makes

yum, yum sweet honey
sticking it’s tongue so far in
sucks out the honey






9/6/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019 ©...

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I grew with the cards that was dealt to me
I over grew these weeds. I pollinated the
Flower for i was deflowered in my early teens.

I grew wings and flew I transport the 
Honey, I breathe my last breath of that
Contaminated O2. I deflowered that one
Who...

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HEAVENLY JOY

As Spring returns joyfully for all,
A life-giving energy returns,
“ To all creatures great and small,
The Lord God Made them all.”
The prettiest trees with blossoms
Are fruit trees,
“He gave us eyes to see them, 
And lips that we might tell,
How great is the Almighty,
Who has made...

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