in      the      depths     of      may. 
                                          
                                
                                   
                                   
                                   
                                   
                                
                                          
 imagine  if you  will, a lush  blueberry 
 spruce forest,  with  rolling  hills and 
           knee-deep underbrush.          
                                          
 the ground  is  soft. leaves in  all  of 
 the  seven stages of  decomposition  are 
   packed loosely together... sometimes   
 there  are  rocks. bigger boulders  peek 
             out of the hills.            
                                          
 there  could be, somewhere in the depths 
 of  it all, a crevice filled with water. 
   bird cherries at the edges, dipping    
 their long  fingers beneath the surface. 
     water lilies, maybe. the water is    
   yellow-green with pollen, and insects  
     are swarming above the surface.      
                                          
        water striders, mosquitos,        
         back flies, crane flies.         
                                          
                                
                                   
                                   
                                   
                                   
                                
                                          
 in  this   case   we   would  use  deet, 
 or diethyltoluamide as it's also called. 
                                          
 deet  should  be applied  to  your skin. 
 you should cover all skin that is  to be 
 exposed to air.  it's ok to get  some in 
 the  eyes.  rub until  it  feels  right, 
 until the skin feels  good.  let it soak 
                   in.                    
                                          
       you've now become poisonous.