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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WEE RODENTS, by MAE WALKER
First Line: Wee rodents gnaw ceaselessly
Last Line: In the stillness of the night.
Subject(s): Rodents
First Line: Wee rodents gnaw ceaselessly
Last Line: In the stillness of the night.
Subject(s): Rodents
Wee rodents gnaw ceaselessly.
Their grinding echoes grow unbearable
In the blackness of the night.
Tiny fears torment me endlessly ...
Their poignant pangs become intolerable
In the stillness of the night.
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