Mouse
there is a mouse
there in your house
that can only be seen
if wanted
put on your blouse
it whispers to rouse
its wisdom always keen
so daunted
you go for the day
the good ones you spay
declining what fears
you most
sounding wicked brays
stomping hooves with a neigh
juicing out the tears
need host
‘till the world is of you
and pasterns turn the screw
the bloodthirsty animals
you are
slaughtered- your arms they chew
to carry out a coup
the mouse hidden from the cannibals
bizzare
it’s just because you ignored the mouse
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