AuburnScribbler

Weeding

Little trees, sips of teas,

running around, with honeybees,

don’t take those, are their pleas,

as I sweat upon my knees,

 

I get back, right on track,

filling up green, in my black sack,

those colours remain, they don’t lack,

thus, a buzzy friend, can have some slack,

 

patch is clear, time for a beer,

to toast to toil, and bee’s cheer,

stating that we were here,

doing our thing, without any fear,

 

such a scene, so serene,

this example is so clean,

perhaps, man should be less mean,

for we are the reason, of such a scream,

 

such a pain, we are to blame,

us top of the food chain,

our thoughts and deeds, are the shade,

a treacherous game, that we have played,

 

so, swap bleeding, for weeding,

instead of impeding,

when we fidget, we’re not heeding,

thus, our way’s, not succeeding.