To a Mosquito
To a Mosquito
I confuse how long, thee wicked parasite
Shall share with me my tiny room
For how will you wake me from sweet dream?
Through thy screaming voices
That disturb my hear drum and brain
I use blankets upon blankets
But I don't know how long thy mouth is
You suck my blood all over my body
You are disease that leads to decease
I ought to ask but man has much
Blood, which you and your families feed
On: For lunch, dinner and supper
Usualness I clap for you
Though I was not commanded
Countless time I beat myself
When I wake up you fly away
As if the sucking was in dream
Eh you mosquito how smart are you?
©® 2/11/17. Junaid Abdul Wakeel
Copyright © Junaid Abdul Wakeel | Year Posted 2017
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