The Purposeful Bumblebee

Still lots of bees around this summer. Which is good.

From 'Natural Inclinations' (50 poems with a common theme of the natural world) . . .

The Purposeful Bumblebee

I pause in my progress for a while
and lie beneath the welcome shade
of an oak’s wide-spread canopy
on a languid summer’s day.

The only sound I hear,
the nearby drone of a humble bee,
a tiny spot against the sky.

I watch it hover for a moment or two
before moving on about its business,
and I marvel at such a resolution,
such purposeful, instinctive industry.

I am content to merely observe,
and I smile at the notion that it is
completely unaware of my existence.

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Published on August 07, 2020 03:21 Tags: natural-world, nature, new-book, new-poetry-collection, poetry
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