Love BugsA Poem by disheveledApathyRead it for yourself and find out.
I hate love bug season.
The way those insects gather in droves Swarming Clumping Thick clouds of black Gathering to eat their fallen brethren Like the mindless insect cannibals they are. I especially hate when my class has P.E. Outside During love bug season. There's no concentrating on the exercise Or the game Or anything Except fleeing the pursuing insects That flock to the body heat I emanate. Everyone knows I have a seething hate Of love bugs But the one who knows it most of all Just happens to be My significant other. I hear the words "I've got love bugs!" Simply teasing And I try not to act completely terrified But he catches me off guard When he opens his hands And the cursed insects Fly straight into my face. "Where is it?" I ask, Trying not to move. "In your hair." Of course. I reach up to swat it away My hand comes away With the crushed body Of a love bug. Extra shower tonight, I think. He gives me that smirk And that slanted look That would be extremely unattractive On anyone else But him. You'd be surprised, but Love bugs Are quite aptly named.
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Added on May 15, 2013 Last Updated on May 15, 2013 Tags: love bugs, seething hate of, actual love, crushes, one sided or not Author
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