I walked out on to my back deck
Thinkin’ to myself aw, what the heck
I gonna’ sit right down and have myself a beer
And stare at the lake and watch the boats
And confirm the rumor of wild goats
When a wasp landed right there on my knee
I believe in Kharma and everything
So I didn’t really think that he would sting
But I’ll be damned if he didn’t jab my hide
No provocation and it seemed so silly
To poke me for no good reason really
Thank goodness for the medicinal power of alcohol
But I got mad as the bee sting burned
It was now my chance to have Kharma returned
So I walked over to the faucet
And grabbed the water hose
I blasted their nest for sweet revenge
But they all flew out and one of them……
Stung my nose
There’s a moral to the story but it’s not good
When you’re drinkin’ beer deep in the wood
And assuming you don’t wish to do something you’ll regret
Spend some money on a big mosquito net
Copyright 2010 Patrick A Granfors
Anna
Love,
Sage
Georg
You have a wealth of nature to write well about. So you do.
Ron
GOD BLESS YOU
TONY
I feel your pain ha, Hugs! Jasmin Horst
I always thought but goodness gettin stung is not good...
I stepped on a mud dauber when I was 13 & barefoot
it did not feel good right in the tender arch of my foot...
Cheers,
Dan
Mark
PS: When the skunk wanders onto your deck next, I'd advise not squirtin it with water!