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The Lovely Season


For my loving heart began to open just as the petals Awaiting for a bee to come and find me Alas, the buzzing ceased but a lonely caterpillar came to thee Joyously adoring My fond of he grew infinitely Until the cold fluff set in We lost the other through a partisan For the buzzing began hoping My heart could find a bee As time and time again my petals Just be waiting for a bee Not until the utter of a flutter Was it ever so gleefully A mutter that I would never shudder away because my heart is in sputter
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