What Do Ants Believe? Poem by Roger Gerald Hicks

What Do Ants Believe?

Rating: 1.0


Life, for the most part, is gastly
unfair because only queens gets sex.

We're overworked and under fed.
That's why we walk around with
our heads down all the time.

We wonder why we can't watch TV, and
why our legs aren't longer.

We're disgusted with the icky things we
must carry to the nest in our mouths.

We detest, naturally, having gasoline
poured in our ant hill and set afire.

Ant children are ok, human children not.
We detest being identified as psychopaths
when we bite human children. You should
see what they do to us!

We are neither Catholic nor Protestant.When
we talk, we curse God and Mother Terisa.
Ants worship Joan of Arc as we have a
common hatred of fire. No, we arent athiests.

Confusing us with termites ticks us off;
we arn't dumb enough to eat wood.Actually,
we enjoy the occasional steak, just as humans.

We have the following emotions: joy, panic,
astonishment, greed, respect for ancestors,
and a bias against honey.

For hobbies, we are into husbandry, keeping pets,
participating in some field trials, and practicing
certain philosophy pursues such as pondering why,
dispite having no hearts, we feel strong emotions.

A perfect day for us is any day sunning at the beach.

Saturday, November 11, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: humorous,insects
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Through new technology we interview an ant for the first time in history.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Leah Ross 11 November 2017

not sure what to think about this.

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Roger Gerald Hicks 11 November 2017

So definitely not a 10. How about a 5?

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