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the bumblebee.
July 29, 2010
I met a yellow bumblebee.
Three feet tall.
Two more than me.
The bumblebee was also green.
But I was red.
The bumblebee was also smart.
But I was not.
The bumblebee was also funny.
But I couldn't laugh.
The bumblebee also welcomed me.
But I wouldn't go.
Because I was not green,
Or smart,
Or funny.
But the bumblebee didn't mind.
He said he loved red.
And he would teach me.
And he would write jokes for me.
But I was always two feet below him.
© Kaitlyn H., Ludlow, VT
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