She Bee published in Verse Libre Quarterly (poem) by Kathy Kubik on AuthorsDen

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She Bee published in Verse Libre Quarterly by Kathy Kubik Monday, June 19, 2006 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Exerpt from the poem "She Bee", published by Verse Libre Quarterly (VLQ) in their Spring '06 edition ...She fanned her wings. Couldn’t explain that the honey made her feel closer to him, the pull of the heavy sap, the locking of bodies, if only temporary. The tacky skin left, evidence of their love. As if somehow that would make him stay. The scent of her flower a memory in the sweet honey. Forget that at the start of winter, all worker bees die... To read the entire poem, go to: http://celaine.com/content/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=150&Itemid=
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Reviewed by MaryGrace Patterson	10/15/2006

Written with deep emotions....m




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	6/19/2006

Interesting story and personification. More humanlike than bee. Ron




Reviewed by Felix Perry	6/19/2006

Excelanto, and congrats, truly beautiful aroma of this poem lingers. FEe




Reviewed by April Smith	6/19/2006

This is so perfect! I loved every word and description. Thanks for sharing, April




Reviewed by A PAX	6/19/2006

This is such a head trip............. I don't know what to say except that I loved it :)