A black widow

A black widow

A Poem by LittleGirl
"

what i think it would be like to be a black widow spider

"
A Black Widow                   
 
I don't mind that most don't like me.
I like it here in the unobtrusive darkness,
coiled within my silken threads.
Life has bestowed upon me infinite patience
and even more - a thriving hunger.
When I dine, it is alone. I am forever
destined to continue my game of chess,
I am queen, and that is also fine with me.
My Last lover is in the corner
drained and dried, he curled into a fist.
Hair fine fangs sank into his rind
and all his squirming ceased. Something slippery
oozed from him, gravy thick and delectable.
He wasn't the first of my trophies,
gossamer polished and twisted up too tight.
There are many within my cave, and some without
sentinels on my doorstep posing a warning
to all who dare tip-toe across my piano wire
strung as tight as a hangman's noose.

 

© 2008 LittleGirl


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LittleGirl
LittleGirl

baltimore, MD



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My name is Amanda Beck- Mauck. I am 27 years old. I am an artist and a novice writer. I am working on a couple web comics, a fairy tale ( that will be in print by this summer) and I am a fulltime art .. more..

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