Tuesday, September 24, 2019

Honey

Haven't participated in a while, but here a little one for the Poets United Midweek Motif. I have to admit, I've mostly been posting on instagram under @triboetry. It's good to be back here though.
Here's a short little one for Honey/bee:

I wonder
what the honey
will taste like
when it's made of
concrete dust
and metal rust.


26 comments:

  1. Oh that is a good question, and rather alarming.......

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    1. Yes, it just seemed to need to be posed. Thanks!

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  2. It won't taste sweet surely. Well put.
    So nice to see you back, Rob :)

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  3. Sadly, the buildings' remnants will definitely outlast the bee population.
    Bleak work, but beautifully done. Salute.

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  4. strange and sandy perhaps will be the taste but would it be edible? A good question relative to the many possibilities that may occur. Thought provoking, well expressed

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    1. Probably not edible, but some animals do eat sand and stone to improve digestion.

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  5. Thought provoking. That is why we beekeepers plant flowers and gardens.

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    1. Yes, or locate near a wildflower meadow. Thank you!

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  6. I imagine it would taste a bit gritty, don't you?

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    1. Yes, but maybe this was more of a surreal question, asked in what appears to b on our horizon,

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  7. Such a deeply philosophical take on the prompt! Inspired ❤️

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  8. I hope to never have to taste that concoction. Scary thought Rob

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    1. It is, and I doubt we will ever taste this particular one.

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  9. Sadly humans dont think they are animals and make a lot of mistakes perhaps the bees could help by stinging some of the useless humans that make a mess of other homans lives.

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  10. What a wonderful flight - i hope we will still have flowers and trees

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    1. Not quite yet though. The bees may be gone before this happens. Thank you.

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