Source:
Adults
Author:
matthew newman
Title:
Squeak
We had a mouse about our house that roamed around at night. I'd seen him many times before but he always gave a fright. He has a black body, tail to match little feet a girly pink. He left prints on plates and cups as he ran round my kitchen sink. I'd hear him scratching under foor as he chewed my electric cable. I've seen him run up chair legs and across my dining table. And so I snapped, enoughs enough I went on a rodent hunt. I'd stay alert ,keep on my toes he was a devious little...rascal. I set traps around my home and baited them all with cheese. I'm sure he took it all and came back to ask for seconds please. Finally I caught the sod if he could talk I knew he'd stammer. All my frustrations should have come to an end when I spanked him with my hammer. But my kids stopped me doing the deed and the mouse showed some relief. He knew I wanted to cause him pain and smash those mousey teeth. So things turned out really bad my moods now a simmering rage. My kids now keep the git as a pet and even made me buy the cage. But I will get my own back soon and not tell my son or daughter. That I plan on filling the bath right up and drowning mousey in the water.
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