Short Insect Poems
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A honeycomb dislodged
By a hurled pebble
One too many angry bees bothered!
Date written and posted: 04/07/2016
an army
prepares for battle
I share my picnic
5/21/2016
Summer 3 Contest
Stunning embroidered
Handmade hammock of insect
Waving with mild breeze
© Mahtab Bangalee
Chattogram
29/08/2021
i’m worthy of nothing, and deserving of all
my couplet cost but a sh*t, yet turned out a ball
By
David Kavanagh
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After midnight, the spider spins its silk between stars.
Cricket, symbol of good luck
Chirping at night like duck
Mantis, jaunting and pray
Lobbying and munching a honey prey
I've been single too long
Obviously
That a mosquito is the only female
that wants to take a bite of me
black widow webbing
intricate labyrinthine
deceptive deathtrap
AP: Honorable Mention 2022, Honorable Mention 2020
banished by sea
shrivelled by sun
decomposition waits
kelp flies and beach hoppers
find paradise in sand
A
Tiny
Dancer flits
Upon a stage
Buzzing…pirouettes
Among flowers;
The dance of
Bumble
Bees.
A
Tiny
Dancer flits
Upon a stage
Buzzing…pirouettes
Among flowers;
The dance of
Bumble
Bees.
Flys heavy to rose
buzzing dopey bumblebee
with its pollen toes
-by Edlynn Nau
©April 16, 2019
a fluttering bee
buzzing all around me now
flying bee stings me
4/18/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
diligent spider
rebuilding decrepit web ~
old silk consumption
Date written: 11/17/2022
The mosquito is an anomaly
Its brief life spent in ferocity
Buzzes, stings, draws our blood
~ Revels in tortuosity
I, I am an aye aye
I'm from Lodi
Hi-dee-ho-di
I, I'm a shoo fly pie
Wearing tie dye
Buzzing sky high
I do not lie guy.
Willing moths
my flame
wishing
for a shooting star…
Upon my
aster came
an Asteroid!
(moth caterpillar)
dysfunctional
family
a bee in the car
The bees partying UNSUPPORTED CODE
buzzing around in the breeze UNSUPPORTED CODE
looking for flowers UNSUPPORTED CODE
cicada singing
all's right with the world this year
seventeen to go
14 may 2018
A
Tiny
Tobacco
Worm makes its way
Through my tomatoes’;
Spitting brown goo,
Tobacco
At me…
Augh!
camphor
disperses scent
warning, scaring, driving,
mosquitoes under fallen leaves.
fragrance.
steamy marshland teems
breeding mosquitos and flies
stagnate brown water
written June 13, 2021
Butterless flies flutter by
and dragons without fire fly.
Over and under,
curious wonder.
Nature’s tricks do mystify.
I never cleaned my window
of the spot that wouldn't budge,
reminding me of the buzzing fly
reincarnated as a smudge.