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OTHER BEES ARE FEATURED IN VOL 1 |
"'... The little
worker bee lives, I have read, about three weeks.
Is that long? Long enough, I suppose, to understand
that life is a blessing...'''
And I mentioned that "Bees are featured in my movie, Here's The Buzz (which can be viewed on my Vimeo Channel)... Bees discussed in my book series, Words In Our Beak."
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THE WORDS IN OUR BEAK BOOK SERIES |
Soon after that entry was published (the following day) I encountered bees again when I took a walk in Central Park. Only this time they were nibbling on wildflowers as seen in the first picture included with this entry as well as in the ones directly below.
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OTHER BEES ARE FEATURED IN VOL 1 |
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OTHER BEES ARE FEATURED IN VOL 1 |
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OTHER BEES ARE FEATURED IN VOL 1 |
As I stated in the first paragraph here, in the aforementioned post, I referenced a stanza from Mary Oliver's poem, HUM. In this followup post, I have referenced (below) stanzas from another one of her poems HUM, HUM; a poem which also speaks of bees:
"One summer afternoon I heard
a looming, mysterious hum
high in the air; then came something
like a small planet flying past –
something
not at all interested in me but on its own
way somewhere, all anointed with excitement:
bees, swarming,
not to be held back.
Nothing could hold them back."
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