Deja Vu

All by myself again,
peering through my open window.
I watched a familiar solitary, silvery moth,
diving, flicking, rising, falling, haphazardly flying,
drawn to my hot naked luminescent porch bulb.
No longer threatened by his mere erotic presence,
I methodically snapped off the switch.
He slipped back into the darkness,
just as he had done last night and the night before.
Once more I regained control but will he return?
Will he bring others?


For "CHOPPED II" contest.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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November 14, 2014 at 10:27 AM
Sounds great John. Good luck in the contest.
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