Vermin advice

Anonymous_Poet

Clawing its way through the drain pipes of my mind,
The rat emerges from its nest,
Pattering feet and heart,
Writhing into my mouth,
Black oil oozing in its wake,

Liquid beady eyes blink through mine,
Spying the predator endangering us,
A wild animal,
Her pointed canines gnashing feral sentences,
She’s a girl my age,
But dangerous nevertheless,

Vermin advice chews at my tongue,
Molding words into poison,
An airborne bubonic plague,
Spitting venom,
I’ve tainted the beast,
Infection crumbling her leathery exterior,

Satisfied, my mentor twitches,
I’ve carried out its dark legacy,
Spreading diseased secrets,
Late Middle Ages arise,

  • Author: yours truly (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 31st, 2023 20:54
  • Comment from author about the poem: The rodent creature that lives inside of me. Like the black death I spread lies instead of disease, infecting everyone close enough to catch it.
  • Category: Nature
  • Views: 3
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Comments1

  • Thomas W Case

    Dark and disturbing. Very powerful.

    • Anonymous_Poet

      Many thanks once again 😀



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