They keep breeding.
Too many
incessant insects,
taking
too much space,
into my face
they swoop.
Feeding.
Feasting.
On what?
I don't know,
but they are
making me feel entombed.
Their wiry bodies
filling the room.
They are flapping,
sapping my energy,
frustrating me.
They swarm,
buzzing
like an oncoming storm.
These creepy beings
keep flooding,
sucking up
the blood I'm letting.
Sweating. I'm fretting,
at the feeling I'm getting.
A plague of insects,
the sky slate black.
Bubbling, agitated,
ready to attack.
Like waves on a sea,
they blend.
Frothing, melting,
it never ends.
Swirling, circling,
the just keep burbling,
a blood curdling sound.
Morphing, it mixes
with your heart as it pounds
and they keep going
Never stopping,
never slowing down.
They keep breeding.
What is in the water?
Flying around,
they irritate
It gets harder
each day to navigate
this continual
surge of hate.
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