The little brown bee
is inside a rag of white
rose, sunk deep
as a fowl in cream.
His elbow-joints are sticky
with suave unguent.
I stand apart, pink and alone
in the broadening heat.
If I was not a flower,
I would be in tears.
The little brown bee
is inside a rag of white
rose, sunk deep
as a fowl in cream.
His elbow-joints are sticky
with suave unguent.
I stand apart, pink and alone
in the broadening heat.
If I was not a flower,
I would be in tears.