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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MOSQUITOES, by AL-SUMAISIR
First Line: Mosquitoes are sucking / my blood like sweet wine
Last Line: Each vein is a string.
Subject(s): Mosquitoes
First Line: Mosquitoes are sucking / my blood like sweet wine
Last Line: Each vein is a string.
Subject(s): Mosquitoes
Mosquitoes are sucking
My blood like sweet wine,
And hey noddy-noddy
They merrily sing.
How nimbly they're plucking,
These minstrels divine!
Their lute is my body,
Each vein is a string.
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