Preying Mantis Poem by Juan Olivarez
Preying Mantis
He says a prayer,
Before he dines.
And nothing dares,
To be inclined,
To come near those,
Hands held high.
They all are staying,
Away here's why.
Those preying hands,
Will strike so quick,
Yes they will,
In a heart beat.
The Preying Mantis,
The deadly one,
One small caress,
And the deal is done.
7/12/10 Alton Texas
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4/20/2024 1:35:33 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Wonderful rhyme and speed. Nice poem Juan