The Populating Fly

by Pianist   May 3, 2005


Waxen White as fluffy clouds
the fly bursts through its egg.
Larvae forming pupate stage
mutate into a yegg.

Days have flown and so now does
the charcoal blackened fly.
Lurking where the fowlest trash
can hide the tainted spy.

Laying egg, tens at a time
Till hundreds rest in dark.
Then again a single fly
Bursts through to disembark.

On it goes forever more
the populating fly.
Millions come where millions go
and life just passes by.

Copyright © 2005 Nobody

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  • 17 years ago

    by xTheEcstasyOfSuicidex

    Haha. Very amusing. I do not believe another could tell a better story of the fly. Wonderful, wonderful job.
    I loved the entire poem - it is so random to write about a fly, but that you can is amazing. Good job.

    xTheEcstasyOfSuicidex5.5

  • 18 years ago

    by Rachael

    A lot of people get so caught up in the dramas and meaningless aspects of life that they end up living that boring life....if we could focus on what's really important and embrace it this would be a much better place to live....but i liked your advice at the end....once again, brilliant!

  • 18 years ago

    by cant sleep

    i get it!!! thanks for the little note. lol. i get it now. n e wayz!! that was very graphic. i imagined some little bug bein born. it was creepy. GOOD JOB!!!!

  • 18 years ago

    by Becky drake

    I agree with No Motiv? all of your work is excellant Love ya, Becky

  • 18 years ago

    by Forever29

    Excellent! So much more meaningful after reading your explanation. Superb!

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