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Outstretched over tightly woven grids of

interlaced cityscapes,

storm clouds purge their bodies.

Rolling thunder claps, snapping like a rattrap

executioner.

Lightning strikes,

it

follows

along to:

Fibonacci's beat

one and one is two and one is

three and two is five

and three is

eight. Eight

legs,

like the ****** who spun

these threads of buildings with a widows

design. All the while wearing her

red sign

of

warning,

this city will ensnare you, and bleed

you dry.

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Written by
ziggy-zibrowski
American
Published
May 10, 2010
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