Honeybee Bliss
by Mrs. KT
Nope, not on my watch. Every spring, as regular as clockwork, I wake up one morning to see just one of our paddocks has become a sea of yellow. It's such a pretty sight, I can't think why anyone would want to get rid of them. As for bees, they're quite dangerous to me (highly allergic), but I wouldn't be without them. We've already destroyed over a million species in our time here, if bees or butterflies join them, I think I'd rather check out.
Lovely poem, Diane. And I enjoyed the image and the video as well. Best of luck in the contest (if it's not too late).
Cheers,
Craig
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Comment Written by CD Richards on 28-Feb-2021
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reply by the author on 28-Feb-2021
Good Morning, Craig!
My husband and I live on Old Mission Peninsula in Traverse City, MI = home to hundreds of cherry orchards. In the spring, dandelions are indeed, "a sea of yellow" beneath the blooming cherry trees. Bees are "abuzzin!" Heaven on earth; no exaggeration.
So pleased my few words resonated with you!
thank you!
diane
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