Thursday, April 21, 2011

A Bee Comments

Rating: 2.7

Hovering around the flowers,
It sucks the juice and converts it
Into honey,
What a loss!
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Mohammad Akmal Nazir
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G. Akanji Olaniyi 22 December 2015

Life is all about give and take! Nature often destroys to create; the balance continues to be conserved!

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Nidhi Dev 10 May 2011

The antithesis perfectly puts forth life's wonderful game... precisely phrased! ! !

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Romeo Della Valle 03 May 2011

A well crafted and poignant write, my dear friend but must capture the real message, life is a two ways street and fortunately I learned the hard and painful ways, like I said in my poem titled: IN THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS, that whenever there is an ending there is also a new beginning and what we think is a great loss, it turns out to be a blessing from the sky and it is time to move on! Love and Peace for always, my brother, my friend! Love and Peace for always! ...

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lost soul 01 May 2011

i can't add much more than the comments of your other readers. nice concise juxtaposition of profit and loss

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Cristina Teodor 30 April 2011

An amazing and clever view of two situations, a lost of the nectar for a flower, and the honey, a benefit for us, the humans. Great ideas in simple deep words..Cristina Teodor

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Juan Olivarez 28 April 2011

When I was a young man, a million years ago, I used to work with honeybees, they are wonderful creatures, and provide a very necessary service and product. Unfortunately here in the states, there is a virus going on that is killing all our honeybees. Wonderful poem Akmal.

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Santosh Sharma 27 April 2011

A beauty and a tragedy in the life of Bee, a creature's efforts, miles of travel in a day one fine morning all honey is with some one else. A beautiful write.

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Rm. Shanmugam Chettiar 25 April 2011

the bee gets its food and the flower get polengrains, a symbiosis

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Rm. Shanmugam Chettiar 25 April 2011

bees get food and flowers get pollination. a symbiosis. keen observation. marks 10

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Malaya Roses 24 April 2011

Excessive exploitation shall impair the nature. Use and conserve will give more benefits and every living thing may share the profit. Hope for the win-win situation.

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Patti Masterman 22 April 2011

This is quite clever.

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Jenny Gordon 21 April 2011

A loss, that is a fascinating idea.....we certainly greatly appreciate that invaluable liquid gold...honey! Very interesting contemplation, short and sweet. I enjoyed it. The profit I definitely see, the loss I am uncertain of.

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Mohammad Akmal Nazir

Mohammad Akmal Nazir

Bahraich, U.P. India
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