Birds And The Bees Poems | Examples

Premium Member the birds and the bees

Sit on the bench,
see the birds fly
and bees in flight.

Premium Member The Birds and the Bees

birds,
                     chirpy, animal 
         calling, delighting, preying 
songbird, poultry, pollination, insects 
     buzzing, humming, murmuring 
                       busy, honey, 
                             bees



Date written: 03/27/2023

Birds and the Bees

I wake at dawn - they sing prominently
The air they breathe - I too breathe
Flying they cease to chirp at times
Listening tuned to the buzzing in my ear
I see beauty in red the cardinal
And the robins belly special too chirping I hear
Blue skies - blue beauteous hues 
Blue jays in natures nest too the blues
The bees wow swarm near flowers 
Parfume the odor I adore and more
The scents become me  - I believe
Yet the bee stings - the bird sings
Everybody love what one sees
Then whats the point I see never 
The story behind the birds and the bees.


The Bluebirds Whistle - a Modern Look At the Birds and the Bees

...the birds having nothing on you   

each tasty morsel drips   
deflowered 
pleasingly scoured then devoured   
  
divine   
your lips to mine   
feelings so fine   
I find   
  
kindness caressed in kiss   
late night hours dismissed   
arousals arriving and thriving   
inside it resides   
  
touches pulsing with time   
symphonics conduct   
and seduct in interlude   
but never concludes   
stillness in tune   
  
morning whispers   
a rising sun smiles   
and listens   
as the bluebirds whistle

Premium Member In Regards To the Birds and the Bees

In Regards to the Birds and the Bees


In regards to the birds and the bees
depends who’s watching what he sees

and such knowledge he would bring
“birds fly – bees sting”.

Should he ask: “What should I do?”
Answer quickly, “Where’s the loo?”

for advice so quickly sought
demands an answer poorly thought

and friendship – such a dainty thing
cannot survive the sad bee’s sting

nor can it bear to see him cry
so like the bird – we wish to fly

Tis not because we do not care
but history’s taught us we must fear

the sight of “him” in wet-cheeked weep
a sight to haunt all future sleep

Alas, as cowards to the core,
we cannot say, “go back for more”

nor tell “him”  that we understand
we couldn’t tell a lie so grand

our only thoughts on love undone
our true response “Run Forrest, Run!”


12/20/2017

submitted to – Men your advice to another man on females – Poetry Contest
sponsor – Brenda Chiri

An Ode To the Birds and the Bees

So happy I am for the Birds and the Bees,
who rustle and bumble all for our ease.
Nestled so sweetly in their nectar and honey,
no my dear, it is not for the money.

They garden the flowers and live in the trees,
so happy I am for the buzzing of bees.
As my head lay heavy on this pillow,
my ears perk to the chirping of robins outside my window.

I am gleeful as I listen to their joyous hymn
that I begin to hum along on a whim.
The dawn chorus was most superb that day,
if work didn’t beckon me, I wouldn’t have whisked away.

Beautiful blossoms capture my stare,
iris here, lily there, hydrangea’s everywhere.
When I ask who shepherds them, easily they reply
“the bumble bees nearby, often do supply
pollen with their feet, ‘tis really quite so neat!”


The Birds and the Bees

Do not lowly hum or keep mum,
When asked “where do babies come from?”
Tell them, Birds are like men,
Bees are like women,
explain to them well so they don’t ask again” how cum?”

name:sashi prabhu
contest: birds and the bees.

Premium Member The Birds and the Bees

There once was a bee named Betty
who waxed warm for her friend Freddy
after a smoke
she got a poke
Now Betty is married to Freddy.


Poet: Debbie Guzzi
Contest: Birds & the Bees

PS don't smoke and don't poke and you won't get pregnant!

Birds and the Bees

"Do you know 'bout birds and the bees?"
One day my son asked suddenly,
"Just ask your teacher,
she would know better"
"No Dad she is yet to marry!"



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By:kash poet

The Birds and the Bees

When I was young, in my teenage years,
I developed a lot of doubts and fears!
     I was very perplexed,
     about love and sex
so I went to my parents, in tears!

I said, "mom and dad, enlighten me please"!
So they told me about, "the birds and the bees"!
     Their intentions were good,
     they did the best that they could,
but I could tell, they were far from, at ease!

But, today things aren't the same.
Movies and TV are to blame!
     Youngsters learn about sex,
     sometimes, with tragic effects,
the outcome, too often's, a shame!

Now, Birds are just nesting in trees.
Honey's being made by the Bees!
     The "Birds and the Bees" metaphor,
     ain't really effective no more,
we're just left, with some old memories!

The Birds and the Bees

Two virgin lovers, now have learned
A lesson they wish they had spurned
Of the birds and the bees
His poor carpet burnt knees
Next time, to the bed they adjourned


Nick Bagnall
Contest entry for : THE BIRDS AND THE BEES

The Birds and the Bees- Contest

Bless all the pretty flowers and trees,
reproducing perpetually with ease,
regrets might come far too late
should YOU decide to pollinate,
straight up advice from the birds and bees.

Liz Reilly

The Birds and the Bees

	
Royal Trevino
Contest Name	
Birds and the bees

Good ole Clive he said to me,   
Bee’s aint buzzing decently,
Mobile phones got  their number,
Buzz  like a bent cucumber,
broody bird said recently.

Don Johnson

Premium Member The Birds and the Bees

I think that the birds and the bees are bad
A bird would avoid the bee just a tad
For a bee would really sting
And hurt that flying thing
Avoiding the bee is it’s best iron-clad

Russell Sivey

Entrant into Royal Trevino's "Birds and the bees" contest

2/15/2012

Premium Member The Birds and the Bees

Anyone from LA to New York
knows babies are not brought by the stork.
It takes nine months gestation
for a new generation.
Didn’t you learn that in school you dork?

Robert Pettit for Royal Trevino's The Birds and the Bees contest

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