For a couple weeks every year the Laburnum tree is in all its glory
The Laburnum Fairy
Bees! bees! come to the trees
Where the Lime has hung her treasures;
Come, come, hover and hum;
Come and enjoy your pleasures!
The feast is ready, the guests are bidden;
Under the petals the honey is hidden;
Like pearls shine the drops of sweetness there,
And the scent of the Lime-flowers fills the air.
But soon the blossoms pretty and pale
Will all be gone; and the leaf-like sail
Will bear the little round fruits away;
So bees! bees! come while you may!
Cicely Mary Baker
It's very pretty Julie and a great poem to match! x
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Julie!
ReplyDeleteHelen xox
Lovely poem. Our neighbour has a laburnum, its lovely to see the yellow blooms in early spring.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty :)
ReplyDeleteI love that poem and I love the hum of bees around a laburnum.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Julie...love the poem x
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!
Susan x
Stunning I love laburnum trees.
ReplyDeleteHelenxx
Lovely Julie - and such a beautifully shaped tree.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your gardening,
Niki x
A lovely poem.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
I love Cicely Mary Barker and Laburnum so this post was perfect for me. xx
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