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Haiku – busy bees

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Busy bees at work
Last of the summer nectar
Saddle bags loaded
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Val T Boyko
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16 responses to “Haiku – busy bees”

  1. beth Avatar
    beth

    love this!

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    1. Val Boyko Avatar
      Val Boyko

      Thanks Beth 🐝

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  2. Chatter Master Avatar
    Chatter Master

    I’ve learned to pay attention to these workers. Maybe too late. But I’ve learned.

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    1. Val Boyko Avatar
      Val Boyko

      It’s a good lesson Colleen 🌻🙏🐝

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  3. Eliza Waters Avatar
    Eliza Waters

    🙂 ❤ 🐝

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    1. Val Boyko Avatar
      Val Boyko

      💖

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  4. Karen Lang Avatar
    Karen Lang

    🐝 Beeautiful 🐝 🤗

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    1. Val Boyko Avatar
      Val Boyko

      Thank you Karen 💐🐝💖

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    Anonymous

    A good set of photographs. Saddle bags is a wonderful metaphor

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    1. Val Boyko Avatar
      Val Boyko

      Thank you 💐🙏🏼💛

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  6. Jim Borden Avatar
    Jim Borden

    those few lines hit so many of my senses – sight, sound, and smell. well done, Val!

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    1. Val Boyko Avatar
      Val Boyko

      Thank you Jim. 💛

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  7. D. Wallace Peach Avatar
    D. Wallace Peach

    Beautiful poem, Val. I love watching bees fill up on flowers. It’s a wonderful example of nature going about her work. Great photos!

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    1. Val Boyko Avatar
      Val Boyko

      Thank you Diana. The pollinators are positively besotted these days 💖

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      1. D. Wallace Peach Avatar
        D. Wallace Peach

        A good thing for all life on the planet. ❤

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  8. Rupali Avatar
    Rupali

    Beautiful!

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