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That one 'bee'

Imma kill that bee đź’€

By Maryam BatoolPublished 2 years ago • Updated 2 years ago • 1 min read

Could anything be more annoying?

Than a 'BEE' sticking up my nose and enjoying!

[My sweet yet worst night]

The Serenity of the Winter Nights, the silent hush

The only sound of relentless ticking—no rush

Feels like I'll relax after 8 months of sound

My first winter night looked so profound

The softness of blanket, the musky warm smell

With my hair open, on my bed, I fell

Huhhhh! Finally, the silence of the world

No talking, no chirping of the bird

I fell asleep, 'Day-Dreaming' in my dream

The perfect moments, no frequency no beam

"Buzzz, Buzzzzz", 'What's that sound in the tree?'

"Hehehehe—wake up you little shit, it's me"

My childhood enemy, the worst drama

Everything but, I hate this trauma

That only 'BEE' with the worst sound

"Just one time in my hand, I'll grave You to the ground!!"

Practicing every single karaoke in my face

My head's a marathon and IT has to win the race

I did shower, I'm clean—I do not stink

Gritted teeth— I could see IT at every blink

It ruined my night, my dream, my tree

Get in my hand, Imma kill you freaky BEE

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Author's note;

I wrote the entire poem just to know that it's not called 'BEE' but a 'FLY'. My brain wasn't working well. Ignore it, please

That fly ruined my night! I thought to ruin IT through my poem. 'cause I couldn't get IT in my hand

Do you maybe have a memory like that? A 'That one BEE(Fly)*?'

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Maryam Batool

Life already feels like 28!

I write what I believe in

Life's HARD, trust me! I'm already a little tired. But, I gotta live anyway!

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    Written by Maryam Batool