Godfrey Morris (August 1,1982 / Kingston, Jamaica)
Poems by Godfrey Morris : 7 / 60
Bumble Bee - Limerick (i)
Humming, buzzing, bumble bee
to which new pottered flow'r you see?
Delicate hibicus scented spread.
Upon these wings I polished my red.
You steal my nectar - now away you flee.
Godfrey Morris
Submitted: Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Edited: Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Poems by Godfrey Morris : 7 / 60
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A delightful poem... for people of all ages. I had the honor of visiting the spiritual people of Jamaica
many years ago... everywhere was a delight... from Kingston to deep forests of fern and the sparkling blue sea.
I love bumble bees...even the thieving ones like captain cur said... :)
thieving, pirate bumble bee.