Saturday, February 6, 2016

Fish Flies


Fish Flies

by Bud Lemire on May 6, 2007



They get in my hair and on my clothes
In my eyes and up my nose
It seems like every time in May
Those little black Fish Flies come this way

Those pesky little bugs get all over me
And they just won’t let me be
Down by the water, in swarms they can be found
I wish they didn’t have wings, then they’d be on the ground

Don’t open your mouth, or you’ll get a free meal
They aren’t a good appetizer, that’s how I feel
I prefer foods much better than that
Of course a Fish Fly diet won’t get you fat

But they’ll be gone soon
They disappear in June
I much prefer the Butterflies and Dragonflies
They’re much more appealing to my eyes

Covered in Fish Flies, is not my idea of fun
In fact I wouldn’t wish them upon anyone
So if you’re taking a stroll down by the lake
I hope it’s a netting mask that you take


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