honeycomb
hexagons too narrow
for fingers but just right for bees
conjuring honey from pollen
tidy and tessellated
sticky-sweet
Kim M. Russell, 24th April 2020
My response to Imaginary Garden with Real Toads NaPoWriMo Day 24 Play it Again in April 2020: Wild Woman’s Natural Wonders
On Wednesday 24th April, 2019, Sherry inspired us with natural wonders. I love the image of a wax rubbing of tree prints that look like a human fingerprint to illustrate the inter-connectivity of everything, with patterns repeated in nature and in our bodies.
The challenge is to write poems about nature’s wonders, or how its breath-taking design makes us catch our breath in awe.
I’m merging this prompt with Kerry’s Skylover Wordlist, sourced from Dylan Thomas’s poetry collection Deaths and Entrances, from which the twenty-fourth word is ‘narrow’.
writing in north norfolk 
Wonderful indeed!
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Thank you, Rosemary!
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Such power even in the brevity of your verse, Kim 😀 I love; “hexagons too narrow for fingers.” 💝💝
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Thank you, Sanaa!
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Lovely description of this wonder of nature 🌹❣️🙏
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Thank you, Linda!❤
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Lovely tesselated, Kim. It all fits “stiky-sweet”.
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Thank you, Jim!
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What a lovely poem of honey and bee
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Thank you, Susies!
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