Why are you this close,
mrs. mosquito?
Don’t you have any friends
to cuddle up to?
Could you at least try
to keep your nose
out of other people’s business?
Because you’re getting
under my skin
and in my blood.
And yet so shy,
dear mosquito,
that you only dare to sing
when it’s dark,
whether solo,
or in a choir.
Please tell me why
you only appear
at night?
Did you perhaps
do something
that cannot see
the light of day?
I beg of you,
let me behold
your graceful dance
in all her glory.
Step into the spotlight
with your slim body
and elegant limbs.
Show your face
and I will worship you
up close.
For now alas, I fear,
I have,
my dear,
full of adoration
with my ovation
clapped you
to death.
I’m so sorry,
that sucks!

The last bit was inspired by the comment of the talented Rick Dijs on the Dutch version of this silly poem.
That is wonderful, we have them here too.
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Thanks, Lakshmi! I hope they don’t bother you at night. 🙂
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I would have clapped it to death too.
Awesome!!
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Thanks, sweetie! I think the mosquitoes are sad because of the cool nights. People won’t open their windows wide enough to let them in. 😉
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