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Arachnophobic

Spiders eat at the back of my eyes pondering at webs I myself have created.

Eight legs and a thousand eyes.

The truths I've learned have suddenly been revealed,

unmasked to be nothing but tricks and lies.

And then what am I left with?

Nothing but broken mirrors,

Shards of glass,

my multiple reflections and a variety of spiderwebs.

You've deceived me my dear.

 

Proved yourself to be nothing but a spider.

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Written by
tatiana-arredondo
American
Published
Feb 28, 2010
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