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Dandelion Hopping

A poem, a thanks, and a tribute.

By Rachel M.JPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
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To the man who made me notice the bees.

I've never seen a dandelion spider...

an effigy of lemonade,

limbs dripped in washed out sunshine,

toes transparent like a faded sunrise.

Hopping from the trellis,

ascending to the sky;

a travelling circus of

little workers,

kissing thanks with feet

that land on tiny suns.

A bouquet that's decaled

with "He loves me not's,"

"She loves me so" and a

drifting barrage of tiny wishes...

carried on the breeze and the backs of bees

from dandelion suns to homes of honeycomb.

nature poetry
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About the Creator

Rachel M.J

Magical realist

I like to write about things behaving how they shouldn't ~

Instagram: Rachel M.J

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