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“Mosquitoes” – Poem by Thomas Miller
April 1, 2011
Mosquitoes
Though I live
on the eighteenth floor
mosquitoes still find me
Though we sleep
side by side
the mosquito loves only me
Run very hot water
on your mosquito bites
and don’t scratch them
Welcome mosquitoes!
We serve only one cocktail here-
thick nourishing blood
The faintest hum-
a mosquito hovering
in the dark around my ear
The mosquito welt
on my ear
glows red hot
In the morning- thuggish
mosquitoes cling to the bathroom tile
full of blood, out of breath
Created by Thomas Miller on April 1, 2011