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Premium Member Robin

Mrs. Robin, busy as a bee
  visits my home's skylight annually
She builds a nest there carefully
  her private retreat, only I can see

She commandeers my yard militarily
  hopping to and fro imperiously
Ever seeking bark or twig assiduously
  to feather her penthouse more comfortably

A half-dozen blue eggs she lays surreptitiously
  Settling down over them protectively
Sheltered from the elements so cunningly
  She awaits their hatching expectantly...

One day, her chirpings' cease, inevitably
  Mrs. Robins' dreams realized successfully
She's flown the coop, perforce happily
  Her nest, forlorn ~ stares at me emptily




                 July 10, 2020
              Bird Poetry Contest
        Sponsor: Constance LaFrance
Form: Monorhyme


Premium Member Would You Like Some Tea With Me - Example Poem Contest

Would you like some tea with me?
      Sugar cookies; grand for dipping, do you agree.
         I baked for hours , busy as a bee.

   Would you like some tea with me?
      Miss kitty, so witty and pretty you are, I can see.
         You lick from head to toe of your black and white coatee.

   Would you like some tea with me?
      Mr. Doggie, furry paw's, I see you looking at me.
         For you, a doggie biscuit shape as a tree.

   Would you like some tea with me?
      Sugar cookies are tasty and delicious, do you agree.
         They're find on a rainy day, full tummies are we.  


10/29/2021

Children's story
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Bee Scolds Sluggard

You tell folks you’re as busy as a bee,
but I’ve been watching you. Here’s what I see:
you, sitting on the porch with book in hand
and dozing off. Is this the “work” you planned?

When I fly by your windows, I peek in.
Neglecting dirty dishes is a sin!
I’m shocked to see that messy, unmade bed!
You’re busy—like me? This is what you’ve said.

When you compare us two, I feel distressed.
Thus, in the name of fairness, I suggest
“I’m busy as a sloth” is apropos
for those like you. Let this be your motto!


June 13, 2022
entered in the Bee Creative Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Matt Caliri
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Just Another Cliche

Only time will tell the outcome of this rhyme,
Whether it will succeed in the nick of time.
So better safe than sorry, as they say,
A good beginning makes a good ending, I pray. 

I’ll write a little bit of this and a little bit of that,
All fingers and thumbs as I lay down my hat,
Better safe than sorry - the acid test,
I’m as busy as a bee and I’ll give it my best. 

If the poems voted up I’ll be as pleased as punch,
Or back to basics because there’s no free lunch. 
Between you, me and the bedpost I’m hoping for the best,
That it proves head and shoulders above the rest.

With luck it reaches the four corners of the Earth,
For I’ll give my right arm for some literacy worth.
I dream that the votes might go through the roof,
That I’m not  hung out to dry as a poetic spoof.

I’m not asking the Earth and it could just be pot luck,
Whether this is a raving success or as dead as a duck.
Will this win an award? Yeah, in your dreams! 
This could be the end of the line, it seems. 

Writing this poem’s not all sweetness and light!
It’s a long shot trying to get this right. 
Just have to keep my pants on, cross my fingers and all, 
That it takes the world by storm and I’m not in free fall. 

I can only hope I knock it out of the park,
That it’s not just a stab in the dark. 
Last be not least let me bend your ear,
For this opportunity doesn’t knock twice I fear. 

I’ll leave you with something to chew on my friend,
It isn’t rocket science, we all get there in the end.
It might be a white knuckle ride at times,
But you can leave your mark with a poetic rhyme.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Christmas Table Spread

A Christmas Table Spread

The table spread appears Christmassy
I’ve been working tirelessly, busy as a bee
My market list consists of garlic garlands and saffron
Other wild spices and cream for flan
Alaskan salmon, cranberry for ruby glaze
Fried zucchini and tangerine yams ablaze.
We start with specialty coffee and warm pineapple tamale’s
Displayed are red berries and shiny evergreen-leaf holly’s
Silver bells, gifts and holiday cards,
lit candles and gold ribbon by the yards.
Soon we’ll gather with our family and friends
And if necessary, we’ll make amends
Although it’s not a white Christmas
I know it’s genuinely spirited alas—
when the children laugh and run
I did the math, we’re all just having fun. 

Wishing all…
Christmas Cheers and Happy New Year!

I Am Anaya
Christmas 
12/25/2025
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Pd Vs Gareth James (The Last Round)

Tanka, didn’t work for me you see.
Sorry for the wait, I’ve been as busy as a bee.
I see PD is getting a lot of praise
I’m confident, PD, it is not just a phase!

I had to wait to view some of your writes
I had little information, but I let you out of my sights
PD, I have recaptured my Soul today
Shoot me down if you want and have your say

I read your Haiku and it would be easy to hurt
But my friend, that time has gone, no more dirt.
I open my arms to embrace you true
Change of direction, writing about the colour blue

Blue is the colour of protection and the spirit
I give it to you, you can walk forever with it.
Poetry Destroyer IS the wrong name
Poetry Supporter is the correct term, but what a shame.

I wish you luck on you future hits
The day will come you will enter the grand old Ritz
So, the offer is there stands there my dear PD
Hit me hard, knock me out, send me to sea.

Is this the white flag, you tell me?
May be it is, lets wait and see.
Send me to the stocks or chain me up
Poetry police, long term i'll never give-up
Form: Rhyme

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