How I Talk to Bees (and Maybe to Him Too)

Some people see bees and step back… I see them and start talking.

Mrs Bob’s late father was a beekeeper — one of those gentle souls who understood patience, nature, and the quiet hum of life. The kind of man who didn’t just keep bees… he worked with them, respected them.

And maybe that’s why, whenever one hovers near me, I can’t help but smile and say a quiet hello.

Because part of me is convinced it’s him… just checking in.

Checking she’s okay.
Checking I’m looking after her.
Still keeping watch, just in a different way now.

There’s something comforting in that thought — that love doesn’t really leave, it just changes form. Like the rhythm of nature itself… always moving, never gone.

So I’ll keep talking to them.

Just in case 🐝

Bee sitting on my hand
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About Bob W Christian

I’m Bob Christian; a husband, father, grandfather and cat dad. I’m a dyslexic poet. I am on the Autism Spectrum and I started writing poetry, or scribbles as I’ve always referred to them, to help me to process my thoughts and emotions. It’s also helped with my PTSD. It’s gone from there and after over 20 years is still going strong, I’m now finally dabbling in to photography as I’ve been told I have a good eye.

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