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| Issue 17: | 29 Jan. 2023 |
| Micro-Poem: | 37 words |
By Sally Quon
Honey Bee
drifting blossom to blossom the honey bee makes her way furry feet caked with pollen lemon-yellow sticky-sweet how work so small has such importance the survival of the world resting on tiny shoulders
Sally Quon
is a back-country blogger, dirt-road diva, and teller of tales. She is an associate member of the League of Canadian Poets, whose work was recently published in Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Forgiveness Fix and was long listed for the Vallum Chapbook Award. Her photography has appeared in Canadian Geographic Magazine and in Nature Alberta’s various birding brochures. One of her photos was chosen for inclusion in the Photographer’s Forum “Best of 2018” Collection.
Author’s blog: Featherstone Creative
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