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Gnats Poems - Poems about Gnats


Gnats
Gnats By the year 2045 I hope to have taken in, taken away, from their predators almost 10 000 hard to understand gnats. ...

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Categories: gnats, humor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mosquitoes
Mozzies, midgies, gnat attacks On my blood they want to snack. Silent, deadly, in they crept Quenching their hunger as I slept. Ugly, red, lumps and bumps Itching, scratching; I've got the hump. They transformed me into Quasimodo Only time I've ever taken a selfie photo. Evening time is my worse nightmare Straight jacket on I must now wear. ...

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Categories: gnats, insect,
Form: Acrostic



Premium Member Those Summer Gnats
just a sip then two touch my lips rest awhile then coffee in style gnat landed and died ...

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Categories: gnats, humor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Gnats
As little demons I view gnats. They’re worse than spiders, snakes and rats! One gnat arrives, and next I see in droves them come; they will not flee! A spider I’ll see once or twice within a week. That’s not so nice to see them, but they’re oft alone and making cobwebs on their own. They might too catch the pesky fly which I...

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Categories: gnats, insect,
Form: Rhyme
Gnats
A morning walk, a muggy day, A little warm for not-yet-May; The country air both fresh and still - A pleasant outing, right? Until... The gnats attacked, around my face And soon they weaseled everyplace - Into my ears, beneath my hat, Along my scalp - I squashed some flat... But every squished one brought ten more, Which kept arriving by the score. I waved...

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Categories: gnats, insect,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Dog Days and Gnats
DOG DAYS AND GNATS In the great State of Georgia and elsewhere too We have what we call 'dog days' I don't know where the term comes from I just know it comes and stays With oppressive heat and temperatures That soar to a hundred and five It really makes one wonder Just how one will survive To go outside and be...

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Categories: gnats, satire,
Form: Rhyme

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