The Alien Worm Poem by Saint Eule

The Goldfish coughed up a cricket,
The Cricket coughed up a worm.
The Worm stood on the edge of the glass aquarium,
It was very long and stood straight up in vertical form.

I got out a magnifying glass to examine the creature,
It was not something from this earth it had a evil face.
The face had mean eyes and very sharp pointy teeth,
It stared at me trying to communicate an alien race.

Perhaps it was overwhelmed by the insects,
The earths tiny defenders may have seemed liked giants.
The tiny titans that could lift ten times their weight,
The insects native to the earth studied by our science.

The Cricket knights, the Grasshopper guardians, the Ant soldier.
All protecting the us from the alien attack and the viral assault.
We are not even aware of the alien worms mission or purpose,
The insects with ancient armor protect us despite all our fault.

Every living creature has a purpose for whatever its worth,
To grope quietly under the sea or protect the planet earth.