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An Abrupt Culicidae


From conception fate was sealed 

Introduced to the world in several weeks

Meager in size, quick to extinguish 

A wicked and vile creation

A pain to so many others

Looking for an easy meal

The resonation drives me mad

In a hurry to end your life

Theft brings a sense of wholeness

In a swift swat a shameful demise

 

From conception fate was sealed

The delicious quenching nourishment

A rapid advancement for the feast

The aroma drives me mad

An instinct rooted to my core

No mention of what awaits

Nothing short of nature’s true beauty

Boundless courage, heart of your blood

Time is fictitious lacking relativity

What you know does not define me

 
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