Once you get turned on,
you chase everyone away.
I’m left all alone, just because
you don’t like crowds.
I agree you add to my pleasure.
But still, you have a foul smell.
More than all, you’re a murderer,
a sadist, and a person of no morals.
I can’t believe
I’ve fallen for you.
How do you expect me
to live with you after all this?
But when in trouble,
you’ve always been my saviour.
Having witnessed your hostile love,
I still can’t determine your nature.
Who are you?
An antagonist or a protagonist?
.
.
.
All Out!

Source: Google Images
For those who do not know, All Out is the brand name of a mosquito repellent.
Why this post?
Today, 20th August 2020 is World Mosquito Day. It is commemorated annually to recognize Sir Ronald Ross’s discovery of the link between malaria transmission among humans and female mosquitoes in 1897. This day is to create an awareness of the importance of controlling mosquitoes around homes as a means to prevent deadly diseases like malaria, dengue, encephalitis, etc.
That’s a thought inducing poem. It’s amazing Anisha
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Thanks a lot, Jude! ☺
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Anisha can write on anything absolutely!
Looking at the picture you added in the beginning, no one can tell it will end up talking about mosquito 😅
But then this is the beauty of your work to surprise us in the end..
I absolutely liked this one. You took the right decision to post it..
Mosquitoes got lucky with this😂
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Whatever I write, you never fail to encourage me. Thanks a lot for your kind words, Rashmi! 🤗
It was quite difficult choosing an appropriate picture, and I’m glad you found it fit for the post.
I hope you celebrated the day, killing atleast one mosquito. 😂
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Your work is worth my appreciation always.
No I did not kill a single mosquito, infact while I was sleeping at night one mosquito bit me badly. It all turned red. I hate mosquitoes!
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Oops, that’s bad news.
I’m even more allergic to mosquitoes. When it bites, in addition the redness, I get water oozing out from the spot it bites. I wish someone invents a medicine for this.
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Hopefully we get to see that!
Take care Anisha 🤗
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Yeah, sometime in future!
🤗
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You cleared it all.
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Haha! Thank you, Kritika! 😁
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Welcome 😊
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Oh the twist! 🤣🤣
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I’m glad you enjoyed the twist. Thank you! 😁
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A good thing to know. Told in an even better way. Great…🙌🙌
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I’m pleased to know you liked the content and the way it’s expressed. Thank you, sir! 🙂
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And I’m not worthy of being called a sir Anisha…☺🙏…take care.
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How do I call you then? 🙂
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You can call me Sundaram. ☺🤘👍
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Nicely written
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Thanks a lot!
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Oh, this is so clever! Definitely a protagonist in our story. Very well penned!
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Indeed, a protagonist who prevents us from shedding blood!
Thank you very much, Rishika.
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Beautiful
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Thanks a lot! ☺
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all out!🤣
mosquitoes are irritating, but flies are even more annoying!
I liked the way you penned this!😃😄loved it🤩
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😁 Yeah, anything that’s capable of flying within our homes is troublesome. Thank you, Aathmana!
Also, kindly check your blog’s URL in your profile information. It says storygirl.wordpress.com
You can change it at wordpress.com/me
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oh actually I changed my site address… I will surely check this out.. thanks Anisha!!🤩🤩
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You’re welcome! ☺
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Could you pls check it out now?
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It’s right now!
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Okay now?!
😃Thank god!
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😂😂 Awesome post! Never thought it would end up being all out😂😂
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😂 I’m happy that the trick worked and you enjoyed. Thank you, Aashi! ❣
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