fat honeybee lurks
on the first forsythia
frightening children
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Savage Haiku · Thoughts about poetry, life and happenings.
Savage Haiku 
Yes, I remember how I feared a honey bee’s sting..as a child.. and have I grown-up.. I liked the haiku a lot..
RS:)
I’m still a little afraid of the unwelcome welcome from an angry honeybee.
well created haiku ~ thanks, namaste, ^_^
Oh, it’s the kids’ own fault. Really! Bees don’t intend to frighten anyone. Really!
About honeybees: “First Light”
Ha ha – thanks for reading !