Wind in my hair and dawn on my brow
Fresh air and freedom and no one
around
All to myself this glorious morn
The new day’s cool breath is starting to warm
Just one
caveat I’m learning to hate
The ocean’s cool spray is salted to taste
And I’m not alone,
I
got bugs on my face
There’re June bugs and May flies
On summer’s wind ride
God knows when
they‘re born
Now I know when they died
A cornucopia of natures waste
Protein rich and vitamin laced
A
moment of silence for the sacrifice,
That’s made this day by the bugs on my face
There are moths and mosquitoes,
uniramia all
The study of insects in academia hall
Up close and personal I'd have taken a class
And sought
other ways to mount them on glass
Pinned them neat and evenly spaced
Gently placed in a trophy case
The
marvelous beauty,
Of the bugs on my face
Marooned on an isle or imprisoned perhaps
I’d be more
receptive to musical whaps
Of marinade morsels smack on my lips
Providing pate and natural dip
Pull up
beside, I’ll set you a place
Plenty to share, so grab a full plate
Please help yourself,
To the
bugs on my face
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