bee

December 1st, 2009 | 492 Entries

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492 Entries for “bee”

  1. part of all that keeps this world going
    fullfilling a necessary ecological niche
    sweet creator of wonderful glucose
    amazing builder of crazy fuckin construction

    Anonymous
  2. it trails it’s way looking for the sweet ichor, such a blessed promise.

    jarryl
  3. I don’t very much like bees, the little boy said to the blind man. He asked what a bee was. The boy said they were black and yellow and had stingers and would fly after him in the park. The blind man laughed. I see those all the time, he said. One buzzed around his head as he twisted his hat over his ears.

    Sam
  4. a bug that stings you

    stefanie
  5. i got stung by a bee like once in my life and it wasnt even alive. bees can still sting you if they die with their stingers in tact. well i was cleaning out from under a cabinent when i was like 9 or 10 maybe younger, and i pulled out some cool toys i hadnt seen in awhile. i rolled back over, and felt a sting… and it was from a dead bee!!

    thcici
  6. The little bumblebee
    Buzzes along
    It stings a boy
    And now it’s gone!
    D:

    Kyle Falconer
  7. i hate bees. ive never been stung though. i think thats why im so afraid of it, because i dont know what it feels like. when i got my first tatoo i asked people what it would feel like and they said it would be like getting stung by a bee….but i didnt know how that would feel. so now i say getting a tattoo feels like someone digging needles into your skin.

    danamazing
  8. The cliff was so high off the water it made the rocks below look like jagged goat droppings. He wondered how long it would take for the blood to pass from his brain into his toes, and black him out. A stinging reminder that the playmates he had left behind were luckier than he was.

    canopo
  9. Busy as a bee. Bless the bees, for without them there would be no food to eat! A bee in your bonnet is worth two in the bush. I was so happy that the bees came this year to my flowers, especially the fragrant fall ones. They were there all a buzz and I had a happy heart when I saw them.

    jobo
  10. bees
    they sting
    they float
    they bumble

    they look fuzzy
    they have more bulk than other insects
    they like the flowers in my lawn

    Ross
  11. buzzing yellow black flying sting me heavy to fly honey maker dangerous allergic buzz fast run away bee keeper white suit

    Polly
  12. sting

    Mercedes
  13. i remember getting stung by a bee out of a gutter. yikes! whenever i think of that word yelloe black and pain come to mind. I think bee stings and paper cuts might be the worst pains… slice slice slice

    KC
  14. Busy as a bee. That’s what I am. That’s what I have been for the past four years, five months, and seven days. But bees, in spite of being busy, still remember to go home. I doubt if they do overtime at all. Hmmm. Maybe I should follow suit.

    andyeli
  15. The bee was buzzing away to glory.
    Which was not a good thing in the hive world.
    They were creatures of habit,
    The habit being get pollen, bite bug-gers and make the queen fat enough to feed the baby bees.
    Buzzing away to glory was unheard of.
    It was a bee trying break away from the mould.
    Smelt of rebellion.
    The bee was in love.
    This was definitely not good news

    Sowm
  16. bumble bee, buzz buzz, honey bee. Bees in my bonnet, I have too many bees in my bonnet. I was stung by a bee once, and since then have been afraid of them. Bees are neat, and their stripey butts. Buzz buzz buzzy bees.

    Nicky
  17. stung pucker Jean Harlow that voice that figure that timing taken too young the hair lighter than honey really

    Paul
  18. bumble fumble do a dance fly around, make a million babies do your siblings respect the queen honey honey

    awesome
  19. I saw a bee flying at me from a far with a look of vengeance in its eyes. The bee reared its behind forward and plunged downward from the sky to suicide bomb me with its stinger.

    Christian
  20. one day i was walking through a large meadow and i came across a tree. it had a large trunk and broad branches with giant green leaves. i spotted a bee and watched as it buzzed up to its home in the tree; a bee’s nest. i was feeling adventurous so i picked up a rock and threw it at the nest.

    maddy
  21. What the hell is the actual story of the bird and the bee?

    Brittaney N. Robison
  22. there was a bee
    he looked at me
    i didn’t see him
    but he saw me
    he buzzed about
    without a doubt
    knowing he was
    going to sting me

    lala
  23. Living in new york city, i dont interact with bees frequantly. I did once, when I went on vacation to cat skill mountains. There was a beehive behind the little cottage my grandma, brother and I stayed at. At night the noise would be unbareably loud. The sound of static would fill my dark room and paralyze me with fear. After about a week I became dependent on the noise to help me fall asleep.

    Miyokino
  24. hey little bumblebee, i know what you want from me [doo do doo do doo da dah do doo do doo do dah da]

    VIVA LA LAMPEROUGE[♥]

    Izzzy
  25. Ouch! What was that? An inferno of pain rushed through his scalp and he felt and smelt his hair melting under the intense heat. He reached up just to make sure. But no, his head was fine, except for a potruding little point.

    Anonymous
  26. Floating on the breeze. sting. fucking sting. unsatisfied life unsatiates me. huh. this is a hard game. and unsatiates is not a word. this game made me realize that I have more angst today than I thought I did. that is unfortunate. the

    Anonymous
  27. Bees make honey. Bees make honey in hives. The Queen bee rules over the worker bees. The worker bees are the bees that actually make the honey through the process of pollination. Pollination happens when a bee takes the seed of one flower to another flower, but now that I think about it, I don’t know if that has anything to do with making honey.

    Stephen Stallings
  28. fly by me
    circle around me
    size me up
    smell me scent
    and pounce
    plunge your stinger into me
    and let me taste your honey, bee
    for you are the sweetest pain i shall ever know

    natalie
  29. Bee’s are mean and sting. I’ve never been stung but I have heard it stings. I hope i never get stung. Their are worker bees, and then there is the queen bee.

    Brittany
  30. bzzzzzzzzzzzzz

    Anonymous
  31. buzz, buzz, buzz, hot sunshine waves across the meadow, waves of heat and sunshine and flowers waiting to open to bees.

    Cynthia
  32. A bee is most busy animal buzzing around all day looking for nectar from flower to flower. It has an a painful sting but for it is that it dies after stinging someone, it is its last line of defense yet its trigger to die

    Collins Mugume
  33. Bee was my nickname as a kid. My real name is actually Jacob, but for some reason my sister called me Bee. I’mt not sure why. She’s always been rather slow. Did you know that it was custom for Mayan womem, when they found an “ugly” potato, to shove it into the face of the nearest man?

    Charles
  34. Buzz buzz buzz. Bees go buzz. What else must they do? Nothing, I say. Buzzing is what they do, understandable by all and audible to most. A bee pollinates as well, but this is not the most important aspect, buzzing must be appreciated as a universal truth to all those who experience a bee.

    Rob
  35. Why is it still bee? It was bee earlier and now it’s past midnight. The word shouldn’t be bee any longer, but it still is. What is this mess? What is this madness? What is this blasphemy? What is this insanity? Inanity? Ubiquity?

    AwkwardFire
  36. Bees are wonderful. they make such a weird noise. People usually hate them, but personally i think they are beautiful insects. they love flowers, just like me! I like honey too. so thank goodness for bees!

    Cynthia
  37. i think of a bee hive and annoying bees flying around my annoying campers and hearing their screeching screams at the lunch table in fear of getting stung.

    Jess
  38. The bee flew into the hive. “Mother?” It called. The Queen came out from her bed. “My son,” she said. “You have returned.” He walked over to the elderly bee. The two embraced. “How is the honey?” He asked. She waved him off, clasping his feelers. “You’re cold!” She said.

    Lolo
  39. Bees buzz around my ears. Yellow jackets. They terrify the children. They look like little smidges of dirty sun. I want to hold them and pet them, but at the same time I am intimidated. The bees sound gets louder as they drive closer to me,

    Anonymous
  40. the bee fluttered in. Fantasie Impromptu. The violinist finished his solo. That’s it. The zombie bit off his head, but that has nothing to do with what I’m supposed to write about, it’s what I’m listening to. “Bee” doesn’t really match up to the soundtrack from 28 Weeks Later. Anyway, about that bee.
    Spelling bee. He answered correctly. And then fainted, and got back up, to thunderous applause. Then silence. Let is simmer.

    Jazucu