The Honeybee Highway: Molino Park Student Places Second In National Poetry Contest
October 1, 2020
A Molino Park Elementary School student has won second place in a nationwide poetry contest.
Jordyn Gibbs’ poem “The Honeybee Highway” took second place in the grade 3-5 division of an annual poetry contest for students across America hosted by The America Library of Poetry.
Her poem is reprinted below.
he Honeybee Highway
by Jordyn Gibbs
In my backyard there stands a hive,
a big white box where honey bees thrive.
Busy bees toiling all day long
striving to bring the nectar home.
They pollinate fields, the flowers, and crops
Then carry the pollen back into the box.
The queen bee is happy and dances a jig
Soon honey will be flowing and the yield will be big
Tall jars of honey cut fresh from the combs
Waiting to be devoured by the people at home
Sweet, sweet honey to spread thick on a bun
Thank you, my bees, for the work you have done.
Comments
10 Responses to “The Honeybee Highway: Molino Park Student Places Second In National Poetry Contest”
Thank y’all so much this Makes me so happy
Thank you, northescambia.com for sharing this fun news!
You are the Bee’s Knees!
Kim
Congratulations
Great poem!! Congratulations!
Congratulations! Outstanding poem….I love it!
She is a POET AND DOES KNOW IT!
I love it, good job Jordyn
An awesome poem on an awesome creature!!
Jordyn!!!
This is a BEE-A-Utiful poem! You’ve done a great job and it teaches others about the work of Bees!
Congratulations!
Thank you, NE, for posting this!
Awesome poem, Jordyn! Congratulations!