A wasp alone its babies flown it sits on a deserted nest
No longer accepted it sits rejected emptiness east and west
Its biting sting no friend does bring by other hives despised
Now rejected in color reflected a wasp can not be a bee disguised
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๐Simple fun write, Soren. RUOK?
Thanks my friend I do appreciate your read and comment IMOK thanks so much for asking and how about yourself
Fine - still moving.
Take care of yourself.
Clever, nice write!
Thank you Katie it is appreciated
Good write SB.
Thank you so much for the read and comment Orchi
Sore, love this. That image of the wasp on a deserted nest really locks it in. Itโs not just empty spaceโฆitโs abandonment. Everything that once gave it purpose is gone, and itโs left with nothing but itself. That lands deep. ๐น๐ค๐๐ฏ๏ธ๐ฆโโฌ
I thank you deeply my friend you have hit upon the very core of the poem. Your words are most appreciated
You are most welcome, Soren. My pleasure!
Indeed. A very incisive metaphor ๐๐๏ธ๐๐ป
Thanks so much Cryptic
Most welcome, dear Soren ๐๐๏ธ
I think People care more about Bees than Wasps.
If the Bee was abandoned, then it would find Help.
Thanks Kevin I appreciate the read and interpretation. Yet there are some things such as figs and some orchids that can only be pollinated by wasps. Why discriminate.
a metaphor for being an outcast, a misunderstood creature?
No longer accepted it sits rejected emptiness east and west
Thanks so much for your read and interpretation yes could be no longer accepted or needed
when the kids fly the nest, loneliness is inevitable - well described...
Thank you so much Nafisa I deeply appreciate your review and kind words of understanding
you are always welcome..have a good weekend
nice soumds good and its fun to read
Thank you Itchy I deeply appreciate your review and kind words of encouragement
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