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Middle of the Night (Sonnet) by Sasha
The zany bee that haunts my bedroomâs so
hyper he canât do much but skim the wall
and zoom the room, though he and I both know
that neither wants him buzzing here at all.
Heâd rather be outside and free to fly,
and I in simple sleep where dreams are sane.
I canât free him- more might fly in. Thatâs why
I swat in vain at where he bangs the pane.
I know now when by day I climb his trees,
or kneel down near his flowers for a smell,
why he feels the strong need to come release
deep in my arm his little piece of hell.
It is a kind of tit-for-tat attack:
The stinging is his way of swatting back.
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