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tarantula 2

it crawled up my arm this time

through my ear and inside my mind

while a liquid the color of blood

trickled from my eye

a sound from a bell tower churned

Like martinis shaken than  poured  over ice

a man turned towards me

He made a bet and cast his dice

All the while a clock was ticking loudly

an echo inside  my head

A boatman was shouting in the distance

your here now

but soon you´ll be dead

and the Cheshire he smiled warmly

as the spider laid its trap

doubt not your heart he said

there's more to  truth there than just the facts

trumpets were playing  loudly

And the executioner held his axe

a moon crested over horizon

While a play write was finishing his act

he lit a cigarette mildly and tossed it on the floor

smoke plumed out the window and then was no more

death can be blinding

said a rattling snake

he left his skin behind him

and towards the future he did make

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