Hornet Poems - Poems about Hornet

no more porch railings mud daubers are unhappy seasonal home gone...

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There once was a hornet who tried To build a strange straw nest inside As soon as grass was cut He'd bring to his little hut To spruce up, but on water he rides He tried to build his nest inside the curved spout of my plastic watering can. The first time I tried to use...

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windy in kansas hornets nest under my foot precarious prey...

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"Royal Jelly and the Hornet Helix" When the murder hornets arrived they flashed their big black wings like sharp porcupine needles into our minds we became honeycombed hypnotised, held in their hive, all one mind, one world, the "New Word"...Love, well love of a different kind abounds, in our broods we became nymphs in wax cells, sealed by...

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A crazy tether ball playing hornet Fell on her head over the game’s rope net. Her mamma said “What?” She fell on her butt. Accidentally showing her pink corset....

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A daughter to a mother who could hardly meet the ends A sister to siblings who had climates as friends A wife to the man who would always keep her burning like in a pan A mother to a six year old and had the other one comming in three months A news came flashing on...

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your sword, my destiny roaming the length of my lattice the punctuation of persistence amid perseverance alone you allow the allure an acumen of accumulation resting upon my once dormant domain thru such, a window I but a reflection of your moon living/loving as one with the sun a lover of fortitude and valor fermenting in your fortress not allowed to ever be outshone...

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They had a sense in being right Listened to those explain their plight Docked inside the sailing ports Going into battle wearing a shirt, socks and shorts On a battlefield called sports Saints giving a Southampton name European football was the game Granted no championship this year Relegation not even a fear Watford teetering keeping...

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on the wake of day ah! I stir her hornet nest - now longing sunset....

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Headline News: Cross the Seas Arrival Killer Hornets Near Relentless force of steroid nature Buffed hornets in out-sized wing chanting Swarm-buzz of aggression Predators to hapless honey bees Poison stings like silver arrows. Venom shrapnel from combat incursion. New fodder for Hollywood flick diversion. Part of a new fear landscape in pandemic turmoil. Forest peace destroyers in what...

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Virginia was looking for an adventure at sea Her life was turned upside down due to being a worker bee Stress took its toll in her honey loving hive When one morning her romantic fantasy took a dive Entering her cubicle filled with wax Virginia was not prepared for the emotional attack There was a...

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I am in my outside office mad as a stung hornet. It has been so long since I have used this computer I do not know if it is on or off. I have pushed the on-off button sixteen times. Too bad I didn’t push it once and rest my fingers since it is a rocker switch....

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Did you ever let a hornet drink some water from your eye Did you worry it would sting you You'd go blind and then you'd die....

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I will attempt to explain this using the following analogy. I went For Help to BluePearl Veterinary, with a feline medical emergency. BluePearl saw me coming and thought, "That is a hornet nest, and I'm going to put my ***** in that hornet nest," and then faster than you can say, "Get These Hornets Off My *****!" BluePearl Veterinary, Forced Me To...

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Yellow pines swaying at base camp, early October morn greets the avid hunters with its autumnal briskness, waking any sleepyheads who are stirring under covers, generators humming away at varying speeds, smell of frying bacon and sizzling eggs, add to the aroma of the great outdoors. Pickup trucks filled with camo-clothed hunters traveling along the bumpy, dirt roads climbing higher and higher...

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