Wonderful haiku, keeps me smiling, beautifully done!
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subtexts
we cross the invisible
flight lines of bees
—MEREDITH ACKROYD
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I can relate to this after a group of buff-tailed bumblebees took over a spare birdhouse (we have plenty). They make for great companions (both bees and bumblebees)!
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nectar harvest…
the married wings in flight
of honey bees
Alan Summers
HAIKU DIALOGUE – first raspberry ed. KJMunro (July 2019)
Note:
(Honey bees belong to the order of Hymenoptera, which refers to the wings of the insects… A plausible etymology involving Hymen, the Ancient Greek god of marriage, is that these insects have “married wings” in flight. Derived from WIKIPEDIA)
September 24th, 2019 at 9:07 am
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Plan Bee is always a good idea!!!
Wonderful haiku, keeps me smiling, beautifully done!
.
subtexts
we cross the invisible
flight lines of bees
—MEREDITH ACKROYD
.
I can relate to this after a group of buff-tailed bumblebees took over a spare birdhouse (we have plenty). They make for great companions (both bees and bumblebees)!
.
nectar harvest…
the married wings in flight
of honey bees
Alan Summers
HAIKU DIALOGUE – first raspberry ed. KJMunro (July 2019)
Note:
(Honey bees belong to the order of Hymenoptera, which refers to the wings of the insects… A plausible etymology involving Hymen, the Ancient Greek god of marriage, is that these insects have “married wings” in flight. Derived from WIKIPEDIA)
September 24th, 2019 at 11:02 am
Naturous, and by you Meredith, its time so well seen!
__ I see, under those 'flight lines' the squirrels as they -squirrel away- their winter larder.
in the thought of snow
as goldenrods turn to dust
acorns squirreled away
September 25th, 2019 at 4:06 am
Married wings in flight…