Termites

Each day, so many wooden homes are eaten away. A termite queen can lay two thousand eggs a day. Damage is gradual, but it occurs day and night. Those little insects have such a voracious appetite. Most of us have heard of that branch of zoology. The study of insects is known as entomology. There is widespread destruction because of all of this. No wonder exterminators have such a lucrative business.
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Bauer Avatar
August 24, 2012 at 12:59 PM
nice one! i love the facts you insert into your poems, so i'm learning while enjoying. (by the way, my country place is in the poconos, but about 45 minutes from scranton).
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August 24, 2012 at 12:45 PM
i have enjoyed your poem..thanks for stopping by and commenting on my work. Have a great day :) cory
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August 24, 2012 at 12:49 AM
A free-flowing, spiffy poem. I like your rhyme scheme. Thanks for your kind comments on my recent haiku, Dessicated, Autumn Leaves. Look forward too perusing more of your entertaining poems!
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