by Freeyad Ibrahim
I don't like flies nor mosquitoes
They're both annoying
Flies buzz during the day
Mosquitoes bite at night
Flies are an obstacle
And mosquitoes wake you up
Openly you see flies and he sees you
He does not come in the dark of the night
While you are sleeping
As for mosquitoes,
they land on your feet secretly
In the dark of the night
He tries to sting you in the evening,
but you push him away with a smack of your hand
it stays away from you
and hides himself secretly
His whereabouts are not announced
Waiting for the hour of revenge
To come to you in your sleep
It stings you and wakes you up
It spoils your sleep
Your body itches
You search for it with heavy eyes
Swollen and you won't find it
Flies appear before you to be killed
Mosquitoes hide away to tease you
&
FRYAD HUGO
Writer
Netherlands
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