it would seem her honey is not sweet enough to appease his sadness ...

In this, short and yet profound observation of human lives you capture two unique views and emotions of life. The perception is outstanding the busy bees hive offers a small warning of split infinity. Well captured and scribed Poet Debashish!

Blessings,
Joselyn

Great imagery..
Happy to read you again...

I keep reading this over and over...wonderful imagery!
With love,
Susan

A refreshing and profound write...wonderful imagery within. Enjoyed this very much. Penned well!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling

Excellent little number you have penned, Debs; well done!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in America, Karen Lynn in Texas. :D

So refreshing to read you again, Debs... and what confidence to drop by with 21 words! All meaningful and none wasted. Very concrete, and a paradox to the title. The fancy footwork of bees can perhaps become very tiring for the beekeeper whose whistle wanes after having whistled long into a dappled wind. An impressionistic response, but there you go! :)) Wrote recently on the Language of Stone - reminds me somehow of my thoughts on the "inference of marble"... I'm very fond of your bee/honey writes... TY Kate xx

Those first few lines are intriguing. The last, enigmatic. Meaning will be ascribed subjectively by the reader. A good write!
Chanti

there is something profound and fun here...I must think...I must think...

It is amazing how unaware we can be when we are so aware.......

Great write!