This is a round, I guess.
It's built on repetition, and it's kind of a circle of love.
"In Spring."
At one end-- this starts off being about a bee.
"At one end, the tongue, at the other a stinger.
In between, a flying machine that bears the bee from
flower to flower, from field to hive, the fat queen.
The boy picking flowers in the field
is in love with his teacher, who's
in love with a carpenter, who loves her and her sister too,
who loves the field and the flowers, but is scared of bees.
In the field, it's morning for the boy, evening
for the teacher making love with her lover, night for her sister
who wears long black gloves and a long dress--
also black-- so as not to be mistaken
for either flower or lover.
Over them all, the fat queen rises
with a drone, who will die when it's done,
and they mate on the wing."