Oh Satan's vexing, gypsy moth. Icarus of the lamp. Torched, foul, smoldering ember. Aye, the jokes on you.
Good riddance netherworld gadfly, dust covered moon splashed wings, who flitted too close the sun. I shall miss the not.
What of thy onlooking brother? Is he not the bright one, bathing in incandescent blissful ignorance?
Though he be but Nature's Dastard, he'll bask the morrow, whilst thy apparition flies to hell, whence ye came.
*While enjoying a beautiful Summer night, I was attacked by a squadron of moths and millers. The zealous, daring, but stupid one, flew too close to a lamp and got fried. The other, pious, yet too afraid worshiped from afar. By the way, one's just as stupid as the other one. The lamp is not the moon cretins.
Harrogate, TN March 2013 Inspired by Madison Grace's poem, "Moth (One Stanza Shadorma)"