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Sep 01, 2009 01:39

After that it was silent
Except for the breath of spiders
Their engines and their cranes
Their cobweb cities built on flies
That have been sucked-dry since summer.
The roar of every arachnid metropolis.
The dead-end grocery store jobs
The black-widows, and them:
Their bodies dry
From use, abuse
And wear.
Whore make-up.
The red-hour glass ticking
On their glossy bodies.
Until they are without means.
And their sprawling and meticulous webs
That blow away twice in a single year, one cycle.
How silly for them to work at all.
They are only spiders.
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