Max Reif (1948 / OVER 400 POEMS SERVED! !)
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.41) Spiritual Analogy: The Bee
The bee goes for the nectar,
diving to the center of the flower,
madly drinking all he can devour,
then scrambles out and
unbeknownst to him,
fertilizes every
flower in the field.
Max Reif
Submitted: Monday, April 10, 2006
Edited: Sunday, May 27, 2007
Poems by Max Reif : 81 / 366
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I read this poem a number of times because it touches the source of the quest for beauty.
Isn't he buzzy....uh, I mean busy? ? ? ? Has to be the male bee., I recognize the oblivion.
Raynette
Important little chap really!
Love this one, Max
Love Sally X