King Bee Blues Poem by George Elliott Clarke

George Elliott Clarke

George Elliott Clarke

Three Mile Plains, Nova Scotia, West Hants, Nova Scotia

King Bee Blues



I'm an ol' king bee, honey,
Buzzin' from flower to flower.
I'm an ol' king bee, sweets,
Hummin' from flower to flower.
Women got good pollen;
I get some every hour.

There's Lily in the valley
And sweet honeysuckle Rose too;
There's Lily in the valley
And sweet honeysuckle Rose too.
And there's pretty black-eyed Susan,
Perfect as the night is blue.

You don't have to trust
A single, black word I say.
You don't have to trust
A single, black word I say.
But don't be surprised
If I sting your flower today.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lucas Omar 03 August 2016

Great poem- I was stung by a bee in my ear just recently..so this is ironically music to my ears!

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George Elliott Clarke

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Three Mile Plains, Nova Scotia, West Hants, Nova Scotia
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