Modern poetry about snakes

It was a humid morning

I saw a snake coiling at the door of my house

Hearing the sound, it suddenly raised its head

A chill filled my whole body

I could see its appearance so clearly

Clenching my fists, I prepared to deal with its attack

We were facing each other like this

At this time, mother opened the door

Every spring

you can always see the old skin they shed< /p>

Their traces always arouse my curiosity

The setting sun in the afternoon reflects the shadow of the sycamore tree

Just under the steps of the south house of my hometown

I saw the scene of snakes and rats fighting

So, I called out to my mother loudly

When I looked back, there was no trace of the snakes and rats

I have seen its gorgeous patterns on the slippery well platform

I have seen its long and winding shadow in the deep alleys

I have also seen it in the corner of the wall Passing the body of a snake with its head smashed

I have been afraid of the image of snakes since I was a child

I often see its appearance in my dreams

How many times have I woke up from my dreams< /p>

Always cling to my mother's side

Villagers have many taboos about snakes

Saying "touch it" will attract evil spirits

My mother was always indifferent to these statements

She killed several snakes in her life

Therefore, I blame myself for her early death

Because most of them are the result of my shouting