i love the switch up in this. it starts out so eloquent and then yields to a simple and universally understood language. from the romanticized to the real.
We have big bees in our flowers, too. My cat likes to watch them buzz around but is smart enough to leave them alone. I have no fear of bees -unless they swarm. They are welcome to my flowers.
Lovely!
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Love it :)
ReplyDeletei love the switch up in this. it starts out so eloquent and then yields to a simple and universally understood language. from the romanticized to the real.
ReplyDeleteAnd right about now you thank your lucky stars that your genetics did not curse you with a terrible bee allergy.......
ReplyDeleteNice...I did not see many this year, something a friend pointed out back in July...I told him to write a poem, and he did!
ReplyDeleteWe rarely see big bees here in West Texas…but i know they're around! Likee!!
ReplyDeleteWe have big bees in our flowers, too. My cat likes to watch them buzz around but is smart enough to leave them alone. I have no fear of bees -unless they swarm. They are welcome to my flowers.
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