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To bee or not to bee?
A chapter in the book Haiku Club Challenge Multi-Author
haiku (far from floral fields)
by Sis Cat
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While entering and leaving my condo to walk my Chihuahua, Mina, last week, she sniffed a dying bee on our porch. As she did with hoarfrost on the lawn, worms on the sidewalk, and chill in the air, Mina pointed out the idea for my next haiku.
Usually symbols for spring, bees range further over more area in summer than they do in spring or fall. The flowers are fewer and far between. The dying bee Mina and I found on our porch would not make it to this peak season of productivity.
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and 2 member cents. Usually symbols for spring, bees range further over more area in summer than they do in spring or fall. The flowers are fewer and far between. The dying bee Mina and I found on our porch would not make it to this peak season of productivity.
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