Blessed Bees

"The Blessed Bees" is a collection of contemplative poems by Oscar Clute, first published in 1879. Through accessible verse and vivid imagery, Clute presents nature, particularly the humble bee, as a source of spiritual insight and moral instruction. The poems explore themes of industry, community, and divine order, drawing parallels between the industrious lives of bees and the virtues of Christian living. Readers will appreciate Clute's evocative descriptions of the natural world and his reflections on faith, duty, and the beauty of creation. This volume offers a window into the religious and literary sensibilities of the late 19th century, inviting readers to discover timeless wisdom in the simplest of creatures.

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