Insecticide Story

Insecticide Story

A Poem by spence

A butterfly filled a buttercup
With mead for the bee she was buttering up
"Marry me Bee?"
She said with glee
As he bumbled about his toadstool seat!
"To be
Or not Two bees?"
He mumbled
Then stumbled
On his six humble feet
Two refills later he'd acquiesced
And nodded his "Yes"
To the sweet Princess
But said
"You won't survive
A honeybee hive
We need to escape to where we can thrive
And together we'll fly
Or together we'll die"
The butterfly fluttered at the words that he'd muttered
But would not show fear at the warning he'd uttered
This cross pollination of insects forbidden
The love that they felt must always be hidden
Unless they broke free and their love passed this test
They'd not marry to build a butterbee nest
So they filled up their cups
And proposed a last toast
Drank insecticide each
And gave up the ghost

© 2009 spence


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Very impressive poem. A tragic story. I enjoyed reading this.

Posted 12 Years Ago


This was such an amazing read! The words flowed so wonderfully . :] I could picture everything happening as I read, great imagery.

Posted 12 Years Ago


This is amazing! I love the personification. and the ending adds a nice touch to the poem and really sums it up well. :) I cant wait to read more!

Posted 14 Years Ago


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Added on June 29, 2009

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spence
spence

Grimsby, United Kingdom



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Just returning to WritersCafe after a couple of years in the wilderness of life. I'm a 40 year old (until December 2013, at least) father of two, former youth and community worker, sometime socio-pol.. more..

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