Rhonda Bronte Brown is a National Board-Certified Teacher and retired teacher/counselor whose work has appeared in Better Than Starbucks, The Trouvaille Review, Meat for Tea, The Orchards Poetry Journal and The Best Haiku 2025 international anthology and several online journals. She holds both a BS and a Master’s degree and writes children’s literature and poetry exploring nature, SEL, and STEM.
Rustling leaves, trees shiver, yawing deeply- anticipation.
Fall's first scent hovers in between the blurred lines of a seasonal shift.
Leaf whistles, needles oscillate in a psithurism wind song.
Crimson hues slip through the mizzling mist of Autumn's display.
Seasonal timing grounding roots, true friends are the rings inside.
Some friendships are seasonal leaves we experience briefly. Friends who support us through several season are like sturdy branches. Still a core group of friends who offer sage advice keep you grounded. Yet, there is one more friendship that leaves a ring on your heart, the indelaible friend. The heart rings' interconnectedness and resilience are linked like an aspen grove. This frienship leaves an ingrained mark guiding your life, creating a sublte beauty that is lasting.
Plantation swing, chatty girls, the evening wanes into darkness.
moonbeams prance atop the subnivean zone, a gentle nightlight
winter's shield snow blanket or hoarfrost, survive or succumb
silence broken predatory footfalls winter creaks
relentless onslaught of graupel freezing, thawing, yet
safely tucked in the space between, all sleep
Have you ever rewritten a poem that you like even more? This poem begins softly, intrigue builds, and then the twist at the end.
A Sanguine Hope
Anticipation, to the Father's delight, Emmanuel is born.
Cosmic reveal kalpa shift in God's plan, an awakening.
A whispered tune resonated, releasing a poignant message
The dawning light of a new beginning slates our thirst.
Arousing a sanguine hope for the coming year
A salubrious optimism laced with intent, tempered.
ideas moonbeams prance atop the subnivean zone, a playful cadence (Mangata reverie or gentle nightlight)
winter's shield snow blanket or hoarfrost, survive or succumb
silence broken winter creaks footfalls (predator footfalls or fox's footfalls or red fox
tsunami of thoughts tidal waves of ideas break free, cascading downward spilling on the page
reverberating loneliness
elegant folds beautiful and simplistic cradling life
simplistic purpose elegant folds a cradle
dreams that live beneath your pillow, lie hope and wonderment
Tanka
Dreams
the night sky frolics tomorrow sleeps, dreams dance on imaginative trails, whimsy skates on golden threads, knitting our hearts together.
Captivated
sense of errantry a whispered psithurism she catches her breath
Blasting its color red vibrates against its complementary opposite.
The sound of the wind, like whispered secrets, touches a captivated heart, and in that moment, she catches her breath.
Psithuric whispers a wooed heart her breath catches.
the wind gently plays psithurism whisper captivating heart secrets, she catches her breath
Captivated sense of errantry a whispered psithurism she catches her breath
[His whispered secrets, like psithurism, captivated her heart as she caught her breath, feeling a sense of errantry.] feeling a sense of errantry.knight-like purpose, behavior, or performance, conducting oneself with regency
fairy fingers mysterious dichotomy touching the heart #prompt foxglove
God's encircling hand. 'But this may well be a deficiency, and a serious one, a wall that keeps' our heart from God and living in plan B. I can do it myself plan and relegate God to the back burner with excuses like God helps those who help themselves. Great insight into how I live most of the time. And when we (I) recognized our(my) failures, the lamenting flows; and yet, God will bottle all our (my) tears and wrap His protective hand around us (me). He encircles us (me) with His love and protection.
Andrew, I think I can hear Sylvia growl at me too!
Circle Back Wayward Child Raise up a child in the ways they should go and when he is old he will not depart from it.. Give a man a fish, he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish, he eats for a lifetime.
God's love circles around like a protective hedge.
[The "hedge of protection" can be understood as a spiritual barrier against evil influences, a boundary of God's blessings, or a means of discipline and correction. Psalm 121:5: "The Lord is your keeper; the Lord is your shade at your right hand." Psalm 23, Psalms 18:2, Psalms 34:19, Psalm 140:4, 1 Thessalonians 5:23-24, and Psalm 139:5 also speak to themes of protection, deliverance, and God's presence in times of trouble.]
Circle of Life: Seasonal Rhythms
Autumn falls silent under the evening snow Sheltered seeds don winter's coat below Spring buds pop their heads, winter snaps not yet March winds howl for spring's warmth Worm Moon signals the nightcrawlers to rise Daylight and darkness reach duality Equilux achieved, permafrost relents Sleepy pods shed winter's dark cloak Pollinizers emit an earthy scent Spring pollinators take flight Sunrays titillate Terra's loam The impetus for life circles again
June 13, Panic
Death and Dementia
Fear and darkness abide side-by-side, hiding the old crone of despair.
Cohorts of hatred entrench themselves against the light.
Incoherent thoughts rattle the brain, searing the heart.
Stirred agitation summons dementia.
Death grins from the abyss, as the human soul withers.
Yet, darkness recoils at the Light. The old crone flees, abandoning despair. Defeated, Death returns to the abyss. Light enters, dispelling darkness.
Love’s glow lights the way, sparking hope. Life, light, and love embrace the soul.
June 5, Honoring Life:
elegant folds beautiful and simplistic cradling life
short version
simplistic purpose elegant folds a cradle
Pictures by R Bronte Brown
Seasonal Rhythms
Autumn falls silent under the evening snow Sheltered seeds don winter's coat below Spring buds pop their heads, winter snaps not yet March winds howl for spring's warmth Worm Moon signals the nightcrawlers to rise Daylight and darkness reach duality Equilux achieved, permafrost relents Sleepy pods shed winter's dark cloak Pollinizers emit an earthy scent Spring pollinators take flight Sunrays titillate Terra's loam Touching life's impetus
Extra May 16, Here is a little something extra from Beholding and Becoming by Ruth Chou Simmons 1. Rest is productive. When we don’t set the work aside, or stop making bricks, then we live as slaves rather than freed children in Christ. WE are designed to need a Savior. Hebrews 4:9-11 2. Being a doer is putting into action our heart posture. Our productivity and perseverance relies on true rest. We are fruitful for His glory because He is fruitful in us. The Book of James 3. I want God’s promises to be true for me, too. Do I deserve what I’m entitled to- based on His Word? Does unhappiness stem from the error of believing we deserve better, and that God is holding out on us. DISCONTENTMENT is a weed that grows through the cracks of disbelief. If God cared, He right the wrongs against me. Even Job had all his wealth restored and children. YES, but it wasn’t the same family or friends afterwards. God chooses what is best to restore. Luke 15:25-32 4. So much of Jesus’ ministry was done at the table: The wedding feast was the beginning; He fed the five thousand; the Lord’s supper at the end. When we get to heaven we will sit with friends, we will sit with Jesus around a banquet table. John 15:15 P. 166 5. Our esteem mirrors how we view God. Ways to improve our image of the Father: memorize scripture, stop condemning yourself, choose a high view of God ( His lovingkindness is everlasting), rehearse your identity. Ephesians 3:20 6. We trust Him to save us from spiritual bankruptcy but forget that He saves us to soul abundance. John 10:10 7. God does what he pleases to bring Himself glory (this is letting us know who HE is) while He shows His steadfast love. Ps 115:1-8 8. Your mission field is the kitchen table. It is where communication flows freely. Deut 6: 4-9 9. We can be greatly shaken, it is one of life hindrances, so take it to heart. Practice makes progress, not perfection. James Ch 1 10. God works through daily practice. You can’t see it today, wait, the Holy Spirit will surprise you. Hebrew 12:1-2
Take away: It is a journey with stop-outs along the way. When it is time, God will gently call you back in. You are not forgotten or forsaken. Strive to know the Lord, learn to love the menial task, let go of perfection, and rest in the Lord.
Thank you for these extra pieces of wisdom! I love the one about the kitchen table. I have written about the delight Scriptures this week, how God delighting in us seems a bit extra. FMF Neighbour 11
What can I say
I took care of the elderly, widow and the poor.
Yet, I feel the sting of earthly rejection
judged by their hatred of my Lord.
It is lonely down here
knowing that heaven is so close.
I’m tired of struggling
and rest for a slower pace.
But my race is not done,
so I keep on the run
till I am called to a better place.
Seasonal Rhythms Autumn falls silent under the evening snow Sheltered seeds don winter’s coat below Spring buds pop their heads, winter snaps not yet March winds howl for spring’s warmth Worm Moon signals the nightcrawlers to rise Daylight and darkness reach a duality Equilux achieved, permafrost relents Sleepy pods shed winter’s dark cloak Pollinizers emit an earthy scent Spring pollinators take flight Sunrays titillate Terra’s loam Touching life’s impetus
Winter’s Lace
Vibrant winter blooms cast against a snowy canvas, beneath brooding skies
First snow, falling softly, Amaryllis’ view from the window, whisper-warm
A little ray of sunshine, melancholy banishment Winter jasmine.
Persistence cold dancing flurries Pansies thrive.
Deep into winter Primrose’s delightful colors, stark against the snow
Varied highs and lows, February vacillates, Snowdrops appear.
Narcissus’ beauty shines for all to see, defying winter’s hold
Colorful and sweet Pansies’ cousin, Viola, a winter survivor.
Glory-of-the-Snow, star-shaped and whimsical, greets winter’s end.
Nature’s Fury
a prelude whirlybirds in the wind bliss ignorance
whispered chaos swirls distance rumbles forewarn, sirens fill the air
wrapped by clouded storms, dark tornadoes, the March winds rumble
nature’s beauty shines from the eyes of the beholder beware of black bears
wintry winds whistling a graceful genuflection, mid-winter dance
the morning light hums dreams prance in dawn's shadow, the young at-heart dream
Death and Dementia
Fear and darkness abide side-by-side, hiding the old crone of despair. Cohorts of hatred entrench themselves against the light. Incoherent thoughts rattle the brain, searing the heart. Stirred agitation summons dementia.
Death grins from the abyss, as the human soul withers. Yet, darkness recoils at the light. The old crone flees, abandoning despair. Defeated, Death returns to the abyss.
Light dispels darkness. Love’s glow sparks hope. Life embraces the soul.
Winter folds a tree-- into a counterfeit death gray, bony, lifeless. Better than Starbucks, February 2022 Publication p. 41
Imagine
Sitting on the back porch swing, high in the Ozark Mountains, I feel the last remnants of the cool morning breeze wafting in. The deciduous trees that blanket the rolling hills vibrate with vibrant colors. White clouds hang in the pale blue sky, hinting at rain in their underbelly.
Tree limbs sway gently in the wind, and leaves rustle momentarily before falling silent. A red-headed woodpecker glides past, wings outstretched as it easily navigates the air currents. With slight turns among the branches, it soon disappears.
Birds sing their early morning melodies, hidden from sight. From the clouds above, shaded areas dot the mountainside, providing a cool retreat from the day’s heat. As nature dances in the wind, life thrives in the warmth of the sunlight.
Yet, amidst this bountiful backdrop of life stands a stark contrast: a giant dead stick, gray, bony, and lifeless. Its haggard branches extend outward, out of place, and exposed. This lifeless form yearns for the cloak of winter, embodying a facade of counterfeit sleep.
Winter’s Deep Sleep
winter's shield hoarfrost, snow blanket survive or succumb
silence broken winter creaks lost footfalls
relentless onslaught freezing, thawing, footfalls of a screed heart
[relentless onslaught of a screed heart freezing, thawing, lost]
safely tucked under subnivean snow, revealing rain
snow falling lightly
dreams prance on silver moonbeams, nestled deep, all sleep
Night Treasures
the night sky frolics under silvery moonbeams in stillness, dreams come
dancing in joyous leaps, dreams skate on imaginative trails, hidden sky treasures
night recedes behind the stars no thought to pending troubles, tomorrow sleeps
wintry winds whistling a graceful genuflection, mid-winter dance
Winter Solstice
motionless sun the darkest moment light breaks through
climactic pause night tide meets at Winter's gate light concatenates
the sun stands still, a brief magical moment winter begins
Psithurism Wind
burnt, buff, earthy, ushering in sienna hues, autumn's display
a shimmering dance a seasonal rain blurred lines
tree whispers back-porch sharing changing seasons
leaf-whistles, needles oscillate in a psithurism wind
wintry winds whistling a graceful genuflection, Autumn's last dance
Eventide falls on one mountain range as dawn rises on another.
Apposite
morning’s blush slips through the mizzling mist
The Troubadour's Song
As Judas, in his willful rejection, walked daily beside Jesus, a contrasting hope was about to be born. Judas’ callous heart longed for an earthly king, which led to betrayal with a sealed traitorous kiss.
Blind ignorance prevailed. The Pharisees denied their Messiah, and Jerusalem cried out, unable to see.
A despairing loss, overcome by fear, caused hope to flee. Peter denied Him. Overwhelming grief filled John. He could not contain his tears as his Messiah died. Dementia cried out. Darkness enveloped the cross as death’s grip shook the earth.
We, too, walk daily beside the true Messiah, unmoved by the truth and unable to see the light of hope.
With a heightened sense of loss and impending danger, man’s despair descended to hell’s depths. Their dreams captured by death, nailed to an old wooden beam. A tragic story with an untold ending.
Yet,
The morning light hummed with renewed hope. The eternal, wrapped in clay, set Terra free. The Troubadour sang, illuminating the darkness with the song of salvation.
A dream no longer, the day wakes with understanding. His message rang true: a gift of grace freely given.
The church’s song is the gospel story of God’s eternal plan. When the harvest is complete, marking the end of the church age, Israel will again have a hand in redeeming man.
IF
A question, If rain no longer fell, would tears cease to flow? If blue dropped from the sky, would a smile return? If darkness engulfs the world, would light find its way? If longing is understood, would yearning fade? If sadness disappeared, would you be free?
An Answer Rev. 21:4 I will dry your eyes; I am the world's light. Isaiah 41:13 I will help you when cannot cope. God will carry you in His hand. Ps 119:105 Your word will guide my feet and light my way. Eph 6:11 Armor up, God will stand by your side. Ex 14:14 I will fight your fight. Deut. 31:6 I will hold you tight; you belong to Me Ps 56:8 I have bottled all your tears. You are free.
An Epic Event
Snow blanketed the landscape with deep, powdery white flakes. This was not the typical crusty flurries that barely make a snowman, but perfectly delicate snow so fluffy and light that it beckoned you to step out and play. Icicles hung in a row across the roof. The trepidation about a significant winter event melted away by a sense of wonder at the beauty of this rare snowfall.
Birds swirled and swooped, forming a collective. A round of robins landed in the backyard. An echo of mockingbirds congregate on the limbs of an old River Birch tree out front. A conclave of cardinals sat along the fence row, as a cloud of blackbirds landed in the trees behind the fence.
It was this sight that piqued my curiosity—birds gathering in unusual clusters. Yet, they seemed to be ignoring the scattered birdseed. Why? The ground was covered in snow and devoid of food. It was as unusual as a fifteen-inch snowfall for hungry birds not to eat. This was fascinating to watch. Clueless as to why the birds waited, the answer came suddenly.
A robin swooped in to catch a water droplet from an icicle in mid-flight. Adding to the intrigue, other birds joined in.
With their usual water sources frozen, birds migrated in flocks, searching for water. As I filled water trays and scattered them around the yard, I saw a bigger picture of nature's workings. A simple solution to the problem was provided. Still, it was a rare moment to witness the shared struggle for survival in the face of adversity. The birds drank, ate, and then disappeared.
Though clueless, God was not. Seeing a bird catching a water droplet in mid-air was fantastic and incredible. But more importantly, it was my clue to see an epic event. Cold, still, frosty white
The glistening sun stirs, icicle droplets drip amid a frozen field.
Winter’s fountain flowing freely, ready for an acrobatic display; cardinals drink mid-stream.
As Judas, in his willful rejection, walked daily beside Jesus, a contrasting hope was about to be born.
Judas’ callous heart longed for an earthly king, which led to betrayal with a sealed traitorous kiss.
Blind ignorance prevailed. The Pharisees denied their Messiah, and Jerusalem cried out, unable to see.
A despairing loss, overcome by fear, caused hope to flee. Peter denied Him.
Overwhelming grief filled John. He cannot contain his tears as his Messiah died.
Dementia cried out. Darkness enveloped the cross as death’s grip shook the earth.
We, too, walk daily beside the true Messiah, unmoved by the truth and unable to see the light of hope.
Heartbreaking loneliness, man’s despair descended to hell’s depths, impending sense of loss.
YET,
The morning light hummed with renewed hope. The eternal, wrapped in clay, set Terra free. The Troubadour sang, illuminating the darkness with the song of salvation.
His message rings true: a gift of grace freely given honors choice. The church’s song is the gospel story of God’s eternal plan.
When the harvest is complete, marking the end of the church age, Israel will again have a hand in redeeming man.
The Christmas Story: The Arrival of the Troubadour
The Arrival of the Troubadour
Anticipation filled the air. To the Father’s delight, Emmanuel was born as a beacon in a world shrouded in darkness. The Eastern Star shone brightly through the night, illuminating the path to future hopes.
The Word sang a melody for my heart, a beautiful and poignant tune that resonates within the soul. For those with ears to hear, it was soft and gentle. Like the tiny beats of a hummingbird’s wings, a whispered message arrived.
Gabriel announced the arrival of the King; Jesus dwelt among us. The prophecies of old were fulfilled, awakening a sanguine hope for mankind’s redemption.
The longing for heaven’s echo of the Troubadour’s aria in a songless world. The dawning light of a new beginning quenches our thirst, bringing renewed hope in man’s redemption story.
Beginning of a New Year
The dawning light of a new beginning slates our thirst.
Arousing a sanguine hope for the coming year.
A salubrious optimism laced with intent, tempered.
moments in nature filled with wonderment and awe touching the soul.
Finding clarity in a world of words, perspicaciously.
In God's Word seek perspicacious clarity.
rare fire horse moving forward with perspicacious clarity
He has given us the Holy Spirit
Perspicacious definition: having keen mental perception and understanding; discerning: to exhibit perspicacious judgment.
Haiku word source:
NaHaiWriMo/ Haiku challenge by Steven Ralph
Blue_Owl: daily word post
Haiku Dialog:
And my own word challenges
#haiku #senryu #nature #poem #poetrycommunity #poetry #Poet #haikuchallenge
out on a limb
hanging by the stem
whirlybirds in flight
April 2 limb
bifurcating branches
twist and wind outward
generational
howling winds
winged seed helicopters
Maple whirlybirds
fecund
Felicity
a gentle zephyr
cool bluegrass under feet
Spring's felicity
April 1st/ Bottle
Life’s Vintage
Emotions in a bottle
Bittersweet
hot roller dogs
bases loaded, crack to left field,
crowd goes wild
April 3 hot dog
hot diggity dog
bases loaded, crack to left field,
crowd goes wild
hot diggity dog
hanging out
with my best friend
her soul sparkles esse' of inner and outer beauty meld complementary muliebrity
her soul sparkles the esse' of femininity complementary muliebrity
the complementary combination of inner beauty muliebrity
Muliebrities' complementary combination of inner and outer beauty melds the feminine heart.
A woman's soul sparkles with the esse' of femininity. as her inner and outer beauty meld the esse' of femininity. full of muliebrity
Complementary muliebrity of inner beauty complementary muliebrity her soul sparkles with femininity essence.
Feminine esse' Sparkling soul muliebrity
Inner and outer beauty shines when the esse' of a woman's soul sparkles.
When a woman's inner and outer beauty shines as one, and the kindness of her soul sparkles, the esse' of femininity is truly seen. Muliebrity draws a real man's attention. RL Brown
a gentle zephyr cool bluegrass under feet goose pimples' felicity
4/28- Oasis
4/29- Obcordate is the reverse of cordate leaf, Obcordate the point is at the stem.
4/30- Omniscient
Dickey Stephens Park
Arkansas Traveler's Fan
The season begins.
April 4 fan
Fragrant
honey-like fragrance
inviting the butterfly
wafts of perfume
genteelly lace to
red hats with a purple bows,
the southern women
@Bleu_Owl #HaikuSaturday #haikuchallenge #haiku
Guess
Kid giggles on the inside.
'Go Fish!'
sweet benison of sunlit air after a golden rain, a prismatic wash #HaikuSaturday #haikuchallenge #haiku Hello, spring, and Happy Easter
words
slide into
seamless syllables
of streaming
sounds
a raging river of words
skip, trip and jump
over the tongue
Water April 5 @NaHaiWriMo
excerpt from Eyes of a Dyslexia by RL Brown
Silky smooth
Shimmering ice
Glacé
April 7, 2023
Science of the mind Genetic haecceity Internal coding @Bleu_Owl #haiku #senryu #poem #poets #poetrycommunity #poetry #haikuchallenge #HaikuSaturday haec·ce·i·ty /hakˈsēədē/
rule of thumb cup in hand, heuristic application
rule of thumb, a heaping handful, a foot- heuristic application
hegemony song
by parroting birds
the news media
@Bleu_Owl
#haikuchallenge #haiku
hot diggity dog
hanging out
with my best friend
Bull and Matilda
brain sparks
roots of ideation
flows from within
creativity flows when
one ideated thought
rises above the rest
spring sparkles
imbued with life
incipient vivacity
youth imbued with life
sparkles with incipient vivacity
Ideate esse'
Imbued vivacity
Incipient sparkles
stinging tickle
choking cough
post nasal drip,
Spring!
Wind, blow the seeds.
Loam, provide their needs.
Cloud, let loose April's showers.
May, bring forth bouquets of flowers!" #whistpr
Cold milk, chocolate chips
hot out of the oven
Cookies, Yum!
He may be nimble,
he may be quick, but
where's the candlestick?
Ask the Colonel.
Winter’s dignity
Lifeless trees' quiet strength
Autumn seeds nestled deep.
Seeds shed winter's shield
roots stretch in fertile dirt- yields
March howls for spring's warmth.
#whistpr
Guess!
Jocose giggles on the inside.
'Go Fish!'
@Bleu_Owl
jocose
Toad Suck Daze
toad races, carnival rides
low country kermis
the race is on, the end is near schools out then summer's here
WIP
If autumn falls silent under the evening snow
If sheltered seeds don winter's coat
If March winds howl for spring's warmth
If budding flowers emit the earth's scent
If spring pollinators awaken and take flight
If golden rays titillate Terra's loam
If nature bears burgeoning yields
If the impetus for life circles again
If thankfulness flows from within
If we understand the Creator above
then what do we know of love?
Love is to have, to hold, to enjoy, and to freely let go.
Happy Earth Day
FMF: Have and Earth Day
Autumn falls silent under the evening snow
Sheltered seeds don winter's coat
March winds howl for spring's warmth
Pollinizers emit an earthy scent
Spring pollinators take flight
Sunrays titillate Terra's loam
The impetus for life circles
#HaikuSaturday #haikuchallenge #poetry Earth Day
Twitter
Neoteric sunrise, The sun eight-minute ago Namaste nod
the soft adagio
call of a mourning dove
coo-ah coo-AH, coo-OO-oo
#HaikuSaturday It's a sweet morning, even if it is rainy and cold.
Picture: Birds&Bloom
#HaikuMusic #haiku #nature #poem #poetrycommunity #poetry #Poet #haikuchallenge
Satan is the master of lies and has convinced many that there is no God and that the ultimate freedom is to live in perversion or self-indulgence. If it were such an honorable and fulfilling lifestyle, why do we now have Karens and Kevins running around without emotional control? Persuasion is a powerful tool, and deception is inevitable without the Holy Spirit's guidance. I do not pretend to understand the darkness surrounding the US and our world, but the Holy Spirit offers spiritual discernment. I speak the truth and stand on the firm foundation of God's Word, and the Holy Spirit will do all the persuasion. Expect a backlash, but that doesn't mean God's Word is null. The story below is about perseverance when sidetracked and how to refocus. It is okay to get sidelined, but when it is time, God will send someone to get you back on track.
Sun and moon poised on a morrowless day equinoctial time shift
Tanka
the night sky frolics tomorrow sleeps, dreams dance on imaginative trails, whimsy skates on golden threads, knitting our hearts together. -- Vermilion cardinal, pulchritudinous beauty, resplendent splendor against laden snowy branches, exquisite encomium -- Psithurism wind of a wooed heart, suddenly she catches her breath. Though a weathered beauty, time spins memories of you.
Title: ’Un-Bee-Lievable’ Flower Facts: Polly Pollinizer reporting from your local garden. By Bronte Brown
Hi, I am Polly Pollinizer, reporting on 'un-bee-lievable' facts all flowers know!
Meet the busiest pollinators around the world. Bees are extraordinarily skilled at foraging flowers. Flowers have a hidden motif that only bees see using X-ray vision. Positively stunning!
Bees vibrate their wings so fast that they buzz and shake pollen all over their tiny bodies. Anyone ticklish?
Lavender flowers create an extra scent, especially for honeybees. Bees get so excited that they beeline it to the hive and waggle dance—just for flowers!
Bees are the busiest unless it rains. Imagine being hit by raindrops twice your size. But wait!
Bees are whiff masters. Bees smell the rain before it falls. Un-bee-lievable!
Which superpower would you choose: super-shaker, X-ray vision, waggle dancer or whiff master? "Me?" "I'd be a waggle dancer!' Polly Pollinizer, reporting live from your local garden. See you next week."
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Spring Fling Writing Contest April 1, 2025
6:54:33 Time posted on Spring Fling- Now I can find it again. Thank you to Ciara O’Neal, Kaitlyn Leann Sanchez, prize donors, and readers for the amazing Spring Fling Kidlit Contest!
6 responses to “Un-Bee-Lievable Flower Facts: Polly Pollinizer reporting from your local garden.”
Thank you for the sweet story and lovely invitation to Spring not just with your words but youse beautiful website as well! I feel like I’m out in the gardens breathing in all the fresh air around me!
Adorable! A great way to have an early education science moment in the classroom during the spring time. It sounds like great READ ALOUD picture book an educational video on software or a PBS kids show.
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