A Bee's Life Journey Poem by yoonoos peerbocus

A Bee's Life Journey

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With the freedom of an outlaw,
bees to whom earth
is but a benevolent garden
and what matters
purely honey furnished interior,
swarm hive in fragrant peasant tree
or even in fetid city refuge.like rain,
bees make no distinction and
brew for anyone.seeing darts as opportunity
of silent service, they
buzz wing far inside the brewery of the pollen
to freight back
that which could sweeten what is bitter in man.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Indira Renganathan 25 July 2018

Every line is out standing with beauty and richness of an intelligent write....very inspiring poem...thank you for sharing this wonderful work here sir

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Akhtar Jawad 08 July 2018

bees make no distinction and brew for anyone.seeing darts as opportunity of silent service Service brings honey for the bitter life.

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Ruta Mohapatra 06 April 2018

Liked the poem. Thanks for sharing.

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Mohit Katyal 15 July 2017

its pretty good.. keep it up

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Brian Johnston 07 June 2017

A recent book (Botany of Desire) on plants suggests that by making themselves useful to human beings certain plants have developed a great strategy for ensuring their own survival. Certainly bees fit nicely into this category as well. To bee sweet in this sense though is certainly not Love or indeed service, just a variation on survival of the fittest! Ha! I like the poem though.

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Milos Jovanka 25 March 2020

A bee is a Gardner of mother earth, this poem is a beautiful ode to one of natures most coveted children. Bless you for this wonderful poem

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Ms Doubtfire 29 December 2019

Mr. BOGUS, how come you always get it right every single time!

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Akhtar Jawad 01 August 2019

A great poem, A master piece by my friend Peer Peerbocus.

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M Schiotis 18 June 2019

Such sweet little creatures, I like the experience your poem gives of being a bee.

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Anjandev Roy 30 March 2019

Purely honey furnished interior. Wonderful poem. anjandev roy.

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