Short Pollinator Poems

sycamore tree stands
alone in the small valley...
no pollinator  


not based on fact could be self-pollinating
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Plant in July, down South
Pollinator, squash bee
Perfect for fall displays
Pepitas, healthy seeds
Pureed, served many ways
Palatable in pies
Plump ones may weigh a ton!


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honey in the hive
                                        our pollinator of life
                                          mighty little Bee










6-17-2019
haiku  5, 7, 5  Birds and Bees
checked it on Poetry Soup syllable counter...

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Buzzing around with your trademark sound
Utilizing nectar
Master pollinator
Body covered in fuzzy hair
Lively colours
Envelope with flair

Beautiful announcement of summer they bring
Environmentalists your praise they sing
Energetic little friend let us not see your end...

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So still, she holds herself. No sound,
hanging there as if suspended;
reverses back and darts around,
back then to the flower intended.

Tiny fizzing wings scarcely seen,
folded now, she alights to taste
the nectar there, such sweet cuisine,
then off above the bloom she's graced.

Thank you my pollinator friend
for laying larvae to devour
those aphids. May they meet their end
and so allow the plants to flower....

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Like real people do
They go early to bed
Every single night
So they can get a good
Night sleep
Like real people do
Every night before they sleep
They say a little prayer
To their Father
Like real people do
They work on a pollinator garden
Planting new plants that
Will grow in the pollinator garden
Also the bees will collect the nectar of the
Plants to make honey
Like real people do
They like to eat French toast
With honey for breakfast...

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