My kind of fun poem! Reminds me of my 🦑 squid!

I am a small mosquito
And my task is not the best…
To be a nuisance all my life
And be a perfect pest.
It isn’t really all my fault
When deep within the night
You wake to find I had a snack
And left a nasty bite.
I need the stuff that’s in your blood
I have none of my own…
That’s just the way that I was made
And so the seed was sown.
I am the perfect predator
No tiger bite can beat
The stealth attack that gets to feed
Yet leaves you on your feet.
I’m made by Mother Nature,
Working to her own design…
So when you try to squash me flat,
Recall…the fault’s not mine.
I can’t turn vegetarian,
That’s not the way I’m made,
A mozzie needs her sustenance,
The Piper must be paid.
We may surpass our natures,
But we can’t be…
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Thanks for reblogging 🙂 Glad you enjoyed the verse!
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Loved it, Sue! Poetry seems perpetually bogged down in angst of one kind or another it’s so refreshing to see a fun, well constructed, tightly metered verse!
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I like comic verse… I always have. I don’t see why poetry can’t be fun, even if rhyme is out of fashion. 🙂
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My thoughts exactly! Although I don’t deny the appeal of the other as well. I’d love your opinion on Squid: https://fictionpals.wordpress.com/2017/05/09/squid/
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I just read it and left a comment 😀
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