Honey BeeA Poem by AlastorI did this for a contest on DeviantArt, we had to pick a classic poet to try and write similar to their style, and I chose Robert Frost
I took a walk on one summer night
Just to help clear my mind To wash out anger spawned from our fight, And maybe give you some time Into the forest, my trail will lead To reflect on all of my pride And remind me of this call I heed That our souls still coincide The woods are so humble and wise to me To show a fool as myself To lo and behold all of it's beauty In favor and good health It shows me summer, there, in it's grace As honey bees pass me by Filling their role, and niche in this place And with winter's frost, they hide For Nature is you, my "Honey Bee" Go off! Spread your pollen now And taste sweet nectar, those sights to see And flee from all that is foul So feral as well as instinctive Yet graceful at the same time But then you return with incentive To be in my arms, be mine "Honey, be merry" as you always say Honey bees express you so well A being instinctive in all of it's ways Resembles the tales you tell So Return to me and return my bliss I'll bathe in your fervor inside With admiration inconsistent as this... Our souls still coincide © 2012 Alastor |
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