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Lilacs and Bees

Lilacs How entrancing Are their scents And the beauty Displayed at a Garden fence Lilacs Sweet aroma wafting Carried upon a sweet Summer time breeze Pure beauty enticing To the bumble bees Lilacs Bees please feast And pollinate away So we can keep both Lilacs and bees For another day

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Rico Leffanta

Date: 2/24/2017 3:20:00 PM

Brandon Castle, once famous for its flint, is now a treasure of lilac perfume in the springtime. Sadly, mankind's attempts to create lilacs that will grow in a different environment has not been successful, but at least people can enjoy your verse! Aloha!

Chris Green

Date: 2/24/2017 1:10:00 PM

This was beautiful Janet. Lilacs were always one of my favorite flowering shrubs, so colorful and fragrant, but sadly they don't grow in the area I moved to. I tried to bring back some cuttings from home, but it didn't work out. What we have here that comes close is the Mountain Laurel, my new favorite flowering shrub. :) Your poem brought back wonderful memories to me. Thank you for sharing.