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Bees on a Flower


*For My Misunderstood Bees On A Flower A Love Poem by Cari J. Roses are red, Violets are blue, Your perfume is lovely, And so are you. Orchids are white, Ghost ones are rare, A bag is brown, And so is your hair. Magnolia grows, With buds like eggs, Hours are long, And so are your legs. Sunflowers reach, Up to the skies, Sunlight is dazzling, And so are your eyes. Foxgloves in hedges, Surround the farms, A welcome is warm, And so are your arms. Daisies are pretty, Daffies have style, An enemy is dangerous, And so is your smile. A bees on a flower is beautiful, Just like you.
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