The Humble Honey Bee

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The Humble Honey Bee

There once was a bee oh so busy
Whose work ethic was truly a dizzy
It flew from each flower
Hour after hour
A worker so sweet and so fizzy

The Humble Honey Bee is a limerick that pays tribute to the hard-working nature of bees.

The limerick describes a bee that is always on the move, flitting from flower to flower with a tireless work ethic that is truly dizzying.

Despite its frenzied pace, the bee remains sweet and fizzy, a testament to the importance of its work in pollinating flowers and producing honey.

The limerick invites the reader to appreciate the humble honey bee and all the vital work it does to sustain the natural world.

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