when the pink trumpets
sing their petalled song
what walls come down
as the bee
bathes
in its downy prize
coming to terms
1 day ago
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
"let the beauty we love be what we do" rumi
my bicycle blog
blogs i admire
-
-
GAZA IS A DOOR6 days ago
-
Hello darkness my old friend,2 months ago
-
Final4 months ago
-
-
Passion/Dispassion6 months ago
-
Cooking Back8 months ago
-
Spinoff the book of the year10 months ago
-
Reflections10 months ago
-
-
An Important Anthology1 year ago
-
Tear of Hope1 year ago
-
-
Just a week3 years ago
-
Tuesday, September 115 years ago
-
-
Later Gator5 years ago
-
New Births on the Edge of Winter5 years ago
-
-
Quietly Tending7 years ago
-
No Turning Back7 years ago
-
-
I beg to differ7 years ago
-
While you fly.8 years ago
-
Mag 3128 years ago
-
repressed action8 years ago
-
Coastal Cleanup9 years ago
-
I've moved blog houses9 years ago
-
-
New Blog9 years ago
-
-
-
A Fond Farewell10 years ago
-
Ultimate Dumfries and Galloway11 years ago
-
potato time11 years ago
-
-
Raincheck in a drought12 years ago
-
washed stones: a new space to write12 years ago
-
To deliver oneself up to silence12 years ago
-
Book Ten, Page Twelve12 years ago
-
A bit of earth12 years ago
-
With our thanks12 years ago
-
Deeds not Words12 years ago
-
Moon in Telescope12 years ago
-
-
Time to Play!13 years ago
-
Melody Gardot - I love this voice....13 years ago
-
A Full Year of Rumi Readings13 years ago
blog archive
-
▼
2011
(365)
-
▼
June
(30)
- the bell
- variation on a theme by rilke
- expansions
- it is, as it is
- my ambition
- sojourns
- the little breeze
- the air of heaven
- me and my shadow
- the sides of you
- give
- i'm a dad
- resignation
- the crumbling tower
- ride for africycle 5.0
- the leading edge
- the golden horn
- that was the wall
- i should not dare
- inside a riddle (ii)
- inside a riddle (i)
- the tree world
- a sudden flurry
- avenues
- arriving at simplicity
- the map
- forming the air
- incarnate
- first dance
- trillium woods
-
▼
June
(30)
17 comments:
Great opening lines!
And it's just that time of year!
Yep. True, dat.
Happy solstice!
How inviting that pretty little flower must be to a bee.
I like the thought of the bathing bee...sounds better than coming to move pollen from one flower to another. :)
titus - thanks. steven
aguja - they are so busy. i love to watch them. this time i wanted to think about them. steven
reya- true enough. a happy solstice fly through for you. steven
weaver - like the best home. steven
hope, i wondered if perhaps there was something more - or different. steven
steven, a pink music played by the own nature, so beautiful.
oa.s
Bee cause.
oa.s, i can never get past the amazement of flowers. i get the mechanics and the purpose but it's still magic to me. steven
honey of an answer linda sue!!! steven
i love to think of bees as so powerful. breaking down walls.
today i sat on the edge of a pond and listened. there were bees. (mosquitos too.) i was happy.
xo
erin
Even Joshua in Jericho couldn't boast as much as the bee in this poem. That was what struck me immediately! Love this!
Rick
Sumptuous, Steven. In images and words, absolutely sumptuous.
Post a Comment