The Flower dresses in vibrant clothes,
Sleek and seductive, she makes her pose.
Wears sweet perfume in all the right places,
Carried by wind to spread her graces,
A subtle aroma, slightly intoxicating,
Her beauty and charm—invigorating.
The Bee wakes with sun, happy and free,
Brushes his hair and readies his teeth,
Wears a tuxedo of yellow and black,
Prepares for the day, assures nothing is lacked.
He lights through the air, searching and seeing,
A hint of a fragrance, his heart rapidly beating.
He’s captivated; she’s brighter than all of the rest.
Gently lands on her petals, her heart to his chest,
He caresses her face with strong, tender hands
And softly kisses her lips, changing her plans.
She gives him her pollen and promise of love,
He vows to return, then flies like a dove.
Impregnated with passion, to home he retreats,
Their story of love is the honey we eat.
October 6, 2025 @walkingparadoximok