Insects Poem by Ayn Timmerman
Insects
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Japanese beetle lace
hangs as delecately
as moth-eaten curtains
shrouding the field
where I overstepped
the other hacks
and despite this by
findings were inconclusive.
No one can be
sure of maggot-eaten
haunches off a grasshopper,
it is not their nature.
The bluebottle hospital
is overflowing.
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4/26/2024 10:49:38 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Genuinely confused with the final sentence. Love the opening imagery. You are a smart, clever writer. With a keen eye. Develop, sharpen it. best care, sjg