Bumblebee Poem by Jesse Ellsbury

Bumblebee

Rating: 3.0


Bumblebee, how do you soar
with a body so big and wings so short?
The physics are ungainly,
the angles don’t add up to one-eighty
and still you buzz about,
harmless, no doubt.
Like the birds, I wish you would just fly South
instead of bumbling into my mouth.

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A short humorous poem dedicated to the unfortunate bumblebee.
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