Bee Poems | Examples

Premium Member bee fly and mosquito walked into a bar

a bee, a fly and a mosquito walked into a car
the driver kept going, he went pretty far
the bee was alive, crawling in a mad way
where is the mosquito? fly did quickly say
they never saw him again, their little friend
a blood-sucking monster whom I am glad met his end

Premium Member My Dream Within A Dream

By Poet "Our memories fill yesterday. Today our dreams will fill tomorrow."

Will my dream be here tomorrow?
A cool breeze does softy blow,
over me as if I will know.
Into deeper sleep I must go,
what will my dream now show?
I am still from head to toe,
feeling like I am aglow.
Another world I will go.

Within a dream what will I see?
A huge yellow bumble bee,
she was eating crackers and brie.
From this dream I want to flee,
please oh - please set me free.
My bed is now wet - I did pee,
let me out I will plea.
Now awake one, two, three.

My dream within a dream,
was it just too extreme?
It made me pee then scream,
what a very wild dream theme.
The bee rode a leaf downstream,
what a weird bee daydream.
Through the trees I saw a sunbeam,
the bright light looks like ice cream.
Now waking up with self esteem.

Premium Member honey bee house

Would you be willing to have a honey bee house?
My cousin said yes to this.
bees could choose a plethora of flowers in her yard
Acres of flowers
she has only seen one honey bee near them
But many yellow and black bumblebees
Are the bumblebees bullies? Thugs?
The honeybees stay close to their bee house
It is curious
I will transmogrify into a bee and find out


Premium Member Along Flew a Bee

We may sit in the sun,
remembering the fun
of our youth.

Then a bee buzzes by,
to remind us 
of the truth

That flowers are pretty
and to the bee, sweet.

But memories can hide a sting
we wish not to repeat.

Premium Member Bee Gone

Paused for a moment 

A precious moment

One fleeting piece of life

Just an instance in this life



To watch a bumblebee fly

From flower to flower it would fly

Imprecise, yet purposeful

Disorderly, but purposeful



Simplicity of time exceeds value

Silence inside knows no value

Too soon that bee was gone

The peace it left will never be gone

Premium Member Springtime Splendour

“Spring is when life's alive in everything.” Christina Rossetti
         
             Springtime Splendour

SPRING TIME UNDER VISIBLE WAY
Radiantly making headway
To carpet the hills with deep green
And sprinkle beauty across land

A BEE COMES DANCING EAGERLY
From midst of its honeyed perfume
To a park with flowers in bloom
To seek nectar for its beehive

BIRDS COMING DOWN EARNESTLY FREE
Are welcome to their breeding grounds
With open arms and joyful heart
Until time for them to depart

GOLDEN HYACINTH, IRIS, JASMINE, KALMIA
And many more, comely flowers
Adorn the alleys and park side
Nature`s sensory springtime pride


Premium Member BEE

B = Be sweet as honey is what we are told
E = Every child as you buzz around so bold
E = Every adult no hiding in a hive as you get old

Premium Member if a queen bee dies

if a queen bee dies
workers select a new queen
royal jelly time

Premium Member Arrogant Bee Woman

the steampunk convention was presided over by ABW, Mrs. McNack
Arrogant Bee Woman is what we called this piranha behind her back
ABW stood for something else but none of us knew what any more
We all held our breath though when queen bee came onto the floor

She had a way about her that was beyond arrogant and proud
Creeping through the exhibits quickly, stealthy, not loud
Yet there was something about her that struck terror in all
She was the steampunk’s ABW, thin, sneaky, scary and tall.

Why does she terrify us? Another steam punker asked me.
I knew it was not her costume even though she looked like a bee
Maybe it was her polish, her spit, her fine way of shining.
I know when she entered the cafeteria, I had to quit dining.

Premium Member BEE LIKE BEES

May we be blessed when it comes to our children…
to pass on some bee knowledge they should know:
That they find and taste life’s sweet moments…
That they create a buzz wherever they go…

And no matter what path they choose in life
no matter where they roam…
That they help others whenever they can…
and that they always find their way back home.

Premium Member the bee to become

I'll be free to kind-ness of daisies
gently trembling through the void,
and the softness of  held hands
which are offering raisins,
without a trick of quicksand.
There's seeds that has a need
of watering & the showering,
Grows into roses with its thorns
defense mechanism vulnerability
can be sweet and leave you torn.
A mother cradles her newborn
and will show her teeth
if you interrupt her breath
into her child's new lungs,
and a simple harmony sang
She's now a bee to become....

Premium Member A Busy Bee

A busy bee browses the lavender bush
Collecting sweet nectar no doubt
Visits loads of blue flowers
Goes on round about.

Some distance away tall buddleia blooms. 
Its long purple blossoms in spikes
The butterflies love it and never give up
Its nectar is vital for life.

The soil underneath is full of life too
Worms, woodlice, and beetles and plenty of bugs.
Some nice things, some not so
No-one ever likes slugs.

Oh thank you, yes, thank you, God, your precious plan,
No part independent though millions of bits 
Each needing some others, some sharing of life
Each particle useless if just hit-or-miss.

Premium Member snap snap snap

brave ant marches forward
dog does not notice
wait
a flying thing

dog jumps up
tries to snap it in his mouth
snap snap snap
he might be sorry If he captures this bee

Premium Member fearful of a bumble bee

yellow visitor
roly poly fuzzy bee
and i am barefoot

Premium Member worker bee makes the rules

Chuck has rules for his children
for his house, truck and wife
his rules are inflexible
staunch edicts in his life

a rule for eating, for putting things away
a rule for gardening and swimming in the bay
Chuck’s rules are obsessive, some are silly too
But since none of them are working, what else can his family do?

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