Mosquitoes
The zesty singing splits the misty air
A sudden itch, the pest swift wings
Zooms off again. The buzz still brings
A sizzling pain, a sharp shrapnel of fear
My shrivelling protest hears but cannot find
The flitting fiend with dizzy eyes
Swooping and swirling as it flies
The pimpled skin is left, the only sign
What disease, what fever, pierces my skin
What am I coerced to broadcast
Among the innocent to last
Endless generations of spite and sin
Some tropic cess endless breeds the mite pest
Squirming blood, suckling brittle bone
Some frazzling sin I can't atone
Seeks me fizzling strength without gift of rest
Fiesty still the sizzling suckers swarm us
Proboscis penetrating deep
Inside tranquility of sleep
The blitz of annoyance, fuss of chorus.
Copyright © David Smalling | Year Posted 2012
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