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Dear Intruders...


Dear Intruders

Why do you always have to intrude?

Am I that big of a threat to you?

                                     

    I’m a worker in the hive

Working all day just to stay alive.

 

Beautiful flowers I see all day

Until I am interrupted by child’s play.

Now threatened I will sting away.

 

The waggle dance is what I do

To tell the other’s where to find food.

 

Collecting pollen,and nectar

Is what I do.

Please know that I am no danger to any of you.


 

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Moniquejmoore

Love to write, 17 years old, from North Carolina

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