What causes an itch,
some far distant witch
with miniscule spells to annoy?
What pleasure she gains,
as she thinks on our pains,
when the prickles n tickles deploy?
Is there point, rhyme or reason
to feel like you've fleas on
your calf or the small of your back?
And why is she so mean,
as she hatches her scheme,
In conniving the point of attack?
Hell, the very thought
can make one quite fraught
and inspire so much of the same.
It's so very absurd
that the sight of the word
can kick off the itch n scratch game.
Have you started yet?
You'll start soon I bet,
as the theme of this writing takes hold.
Then you will soon see
that it's no fantasy,
with the evidence there to behold.
So doubt me no more,
you cannot now ignore,
that an itch serves no purpose or use.
Therefore it has to be,
and you have to agree,
that it must be some form of abuse.
Now if you've a suggestion
that answers the question,
thus puts my reasoned theory to bed.
Then make it known please,
should you have expertise,
I'll buy that explanation instead.
But until such times
I'll stick with what rhymes
when deciding what causes an itch.
Then, just as I've written,
don't think you've been bitten,
but blame your distress on the Witch!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem