Short Swarm Poems

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Looked Like Swarm of Bees

We saw some bees looking like a swarm,
Who were found with charm on a farm,
Appeared on scene,
Protecting queen;
They never had ever meant any harm.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


Premium Member the swarm

pecan trees drop nuts leaves turn crispy brown, twirl down squirrels scamper, horde honey bees swarm, he grabs me laid down on top in a ditch
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Swarm Wreaks

Wicked praise shades of affections shirk skies flow wrecks at swarm They are swaying in the storm. In a range of shapes!
Written: January 20, 2022
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Form: Shadorma

Premium Member A Swarm

a swarm
under porch light ~
night crew takes over



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Submitted on January 9, 2021 for contest HI-KU (6) PLACE PROMISE sponsored by BRIAN STRAND  -  RANKED 1ST
Form: Haiku

Swarm

your love is
mosquito swarm
the sweet nectar of
shame pouring down
the throat clogs
stops up senses
defenseless
i am a tree
down on my knees
my limbs snap&break
don't take your time
take mine


Premium Member Swarm of Dragonflies

swarm of dragonflies
cascading on quiet lake---
    burst of hues explodes


perched on grass' easels
crepe wings swoop on irises, reeds---
    ballet of light twirls



Skat's Contest
Any Haiku
by nette onclaud
Form: Haiku

Premium Member mosquito swarm comes after me

mosquito is slick, wily and fast
I hear his buzzing and give a gasp
wearing hoodie now, hotter than an oven
here comes a swarm of them, maybe a dozen
why do they want my blood all of a sudden?
are they tired of the bog, tired of mudd’n?
Form: Rhyme

The Swarm

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in swirling swarm,
like wayward thoughts,
dark pestilence 
from nowhere
suddenly descends
upon verdant farms,
darkening the summer
noonday sky;


hapless, helpless,
villages scramble,
stumble-- fanning
smoky embers of
hastily built bonfires,
stoking torches' 
failing flames,
ah, frantic futility!


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Premium Member Homing Bees

(“Honeybee on Apple Blossom”, 2020, original pen and ink)

Homing Bees

Up before dawn
To bring home the bees,
Last evening’s swarm 
So full and feisty,
And nestled in
Their new hive
They seem contented
Distracted and without concern
That in the end 
They have only 
Travelled a few feet 
From their old home.

(7/3/25)
Form: Narrative

The Swarm

There's an entity called "The Human Swarm"
It's presently 8 billion strong
Steam rolling anything in its way
Animals are most often made to pay
Inflated sense of entitlement a force driving 
mindless acts
Lives of animals not equal is taken as fact
A planet denuded of flora and fauna will 
become 
Another barren rock orbiting the sun
Form: Couplet

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