Michigan Mosquito Mayhem Poem by Rhonda Baker

Michigan Mosquito Mayhem



Near the woods I sense their presence
They travel around like gypsy peasants
Like a cloud they rise up from the grass
And move together in a buzzing mass
Seeking shelter, sure to cover every nook and crack
Covered in Deet to ward off the attack
Like some story from a Hitchcock tale
This invasion of mosquitoes leaves me anemic and pale

8/16/11

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Jani 28 June 2014

Those little things are horrible.good piece of poetry this

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Zainab Zaheen 16 August 2011

short and sweet... keep it up

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