Formica Rufa
.... crawl across
the garden path covered with moss.
Creepy-crawly, completely black.
They dash off there and soon are back.
I was intrigued. Then during night,
from a deep sleep I woke in fright,
for I was trapped in dreadful dream,
in which I was Formica queen.
I woke this morn, saw things amiss.
It was my metamorphosis.
Now I've abdomen and thorax
where my head and six legs attach.
I live in a dark earthy mound,
in secret cell, all day confined,
where there it is my task to lay
Formica rufa eggs all day.
Copyright © Tony Hargreaves | Year Posted 2021
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