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Address to the Bumble-Bee

10.6.21

By Aisla Houghton-FosterPublished 3 years ago 1 min read

I bring to mind a strange delight,

To dream, at once with you to soar

On golden beams of sunlit flight!

For as we watch you, drifting, left to right,

Sitting, laughing, as we see you bore

Face-first unto a flower’s delights,

You seem content, no cares in sight,

Pollen, nectar, all-you-can-eat galore,

Till away you amble on beams of sunlit flight.

But lo, at first you gave me such fright,

Your brethren’s sting I so abhor!

Yet you bring to mind a fond delight

As care-free bumbling thro’ the heights

Brought you to me and my amour

Through golden beams of sunlit flight.

Were I was you, forsaken might

of mankind’s cage of blood and gore,

I’d find enduring, true delight.

When dancing, golden, with you in sunlit flight.

nature poetry

About the Creator

Aisla Houghton-Foster

Scottish, transgender, 30 y/o wanna-be poet/writer living in Liverpool England. I like to play with words and ideas, twisting them around in ways that I find interesting and engaging - I hope you like the results! :D

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