Familiar Parasites Poem by Anzelyne shideshe

Today i woke up to a knock,
Of familiar Friends,
With sunflowered faces,
I could See their molars,
As i opened my door.
To familiar Parasites.

Familiar Parasites!
Sat comfortably,
Compasionately drinking,
Weighing their prey,
With lot's of-blah blah,

Familiar Parasites!
Had to Stay over for the Weekend,
I gave them a bed,
A room to their conspiracy,
Like Pests they Invaded my vicnity.

Familiar Parasites sycophantly,
Attended to my Needs,
Later did i reckon,
They were nourishing their prey,
Prior to feeding.

Mission accomplished, I slept,
To their nutrients of poison,
Äs they embarked to feasting,
Not only to my Flesh,
My House had a makeover,
Of emptiness and coldness,

Familiar Parasites!
Have reduced me to a Skeleton,
Hardly to their Knowledge,
I have been Sketched,
For a New Dawn,
A dusk That's calling,
To an ascending Horizon
Without parasitic invadition.