Insect Nature Poems

Drooping petals of ermine white 
mark end of winter days.
Then there follows the purple bright
of first saffron displays.

Our world of dismal grey departs
as comes the...

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Behold a monster
Intricate wonders within
Weaving fragile threads...

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honey bees emerge
thirst for sweet flower nectar
apple blossom time
...

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  The locusts are coming
    They’ll be here soon
  Turning all greenery black
    Obliterating the moon

 ...

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Hot summer, wearing
sun-striped sweaters, worker bees
in eighty-degrees.
...

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I dreamt of blue birds
and buzzing bumble bees.
I roamed with the bison herds,
prayed with mantis on our knees,
and butterflies in the breeze.

I greeted the cheery...

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Tropical Impressionist ascenders,
colorist defenders were everywhere,
Multicolored Malay Lacewings ... there,
added ambiance to the fanfare years,
the species are restricted to forest
reserves due to its flowering host...

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Where moonbeams dance upon the ice 
on frosted lakes of arctic flow,
a peaceful calm the night suffice
where moonbeams dance.

A tatted curtain veils the show
of dappled...

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Sundrops dapple umbrageous trees 
strewing uncut diamonds, littering the path
with ambient flickers of what lies beyond.

Sundrops freckle ocean's surface
accenting the ripples that pattern the waves,
nuzzling...

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toad sat liliy pad
a buzz a gulp splash~buzzing
yellow jacket fleets...

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Unthinkable odds descriptive recounts,
The Venus Flytrap, U.S.A, amounts.
Unique to Carolina's, north and south,
triggers sensory hairs in its hinged mouth.
Small insect or arachnid alerts trap,
then leafy...

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Saw two butterflies
Fly beneath the autumn skies
With their golden wings....

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Naught lowlife, but pro-life; pin-up; wildlife,
like the Mantis, or the praying Mantis,
cockroaches and termites, close relatives,
there are stick ones or grasshoppers, half-life.
A year's life, they...

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You fascinate clearly
Once you're out of your hive
Flitting here, landing there
Keeping gardens alive

There's a sweetness, and yet
Nasty sting so beware
Your work all consumes 
As you...

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Climbing ivy draws and flowers, delight,
Agapema anon a Saturn moth. 
Saturniidae family has spanned life
short, longer if bigger, three weeks--like Hoth,
blind god tricked by Loki...

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