The Homing Bee
You are belted with gold, little brother of mine, Yellow gold, like the sun That spills in the west, as a chalice of wine When feasting is done. You are gossamer-winged, little brother of mine, Tissue winged, like the mist That broods where the marshes melt into a line Of vapour sun-kissed. You are laden with sweets, little brother of mine, Flower sweets, like the touch Of hands we have longed for, of arms that entwine, Of lips that love much. You are better than I, little brother of mine, Than I, human-souled, For you bring from the blossoms and red summer shine, For others, your gold.
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"You are belted with gold, little brother of mine,..."
Exploring the themes of classic, Emily Pauline Johnson delivers a powerful performance in "The Homing Bee"... ### Why We Love This Line At Linespedia, we believe that poetry is the ultimate sanctuary for the soul...