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orange on a tree
sweetly tempts a honey bee. . . .
he leaves her hanging

first blossoms
on the cherry tree . . .
dawn winks pink

the honey bee
finds blue hyachinth . . .
the peaking sun

the empty garden
as twilight’s sky
spills violet

April 18, 2021
for the Spring Haiku Chain Poetry Contest of M.L. Kiser

Honey Bee combs plants
Blackberry and wild clover
We all get a buzz

out of the blue

the honey bee

sings with delight

Honey bee lies dead— 
Cargo pants with pollen stuffed
—
Mission incomplete

bare sun bronzed feet run
sweet clover fields fragrance kissed
honey bee sting hurts


Copyright, August 1, 2014
Faye Lanham Gibson

flowers 
sweetly scenting the air –
a honey bee stings

Honey bee music.
Blossoms into rhapsody.
Treble and buzz cleft!

Little worker bee
Hopping flower to flower
Life is a circle

lawn mowers humming

above a yellow flower. . . 

a hovering bee


Date Written: March 15, 2019

Contest: 'Writing Challenge 2, March 2019 - Haiku-' 

Sponsor: Dear Heart

Beezy beezy bee ...
Farming flowers just for me.
My sweet honey bee.

the country stile
hedges an old  meadow
I sit awhile

out of the blue
the honey bee
sings with delight

nearby in sunshine
a blackberry blossoms
winter's summer pudding

in the silence
my  thoughts plod the path
of yesteryear

she sways like flower 
in the wind of my song and 
fills lavander scents

she smiles - lavanders 
when I run around her like 
madend honey bee

I want her to fill 
my life with lavender scents 
always refreshing....

hurt at heart 
                        honey-bee 
                        goes to another flower

night good afternoon
a cunning zombie waddles
despite the crabgrass

pollinate flowers
a little, able bee eats
all of the nectar

4/23/19

O' yon honey bee;
Yellow so leaf nectarine;
After the flowers;
~
Sucks on honey bee;
bud nectarine lunch;
draining nectars sum;

1/25/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021