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i watched a spider cross the floor, twenty tiles, by one foot four, he belted down Route 66, from door to door, Ant size . no more. His Harley Davidson legs, hardley touched the floor Easy rider on a trip, to follow a female spider´s Spoor. probably left a wife and baby spider behind for sure, Oh, what a tangled web they weave, when first they practice to deceive. And there i thought he was just a little innocent Mite, he had other plans the dirty Shite. after I squashed the pervert on tile five, I realized, maybe he was returning home to his wife and child. Too late now as the die was cast, the cast was Die, I made him a martyr, a martyr, in a Black Widow and a child´s eye. And a fading memory for a spideress barsmaid, in a flyover pit stop on Route 66, in the sweet bye and bye. By Holly Barrett
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Jul 14, 2018
Jul 14, 2018 at 8:13 PM UTC
Judgement day on Route 66
i watched a spider cross the floor, twenty tiles, by one foot four, he belted down Route 66, from door to door, Ant size . no more. His Harley Davidson legs, hardley touched the floor Easy rider on a trip, to follow a female spider´s Spoor. probably left a wife and baby spider behind for sure, Oh, what a tangled web they weave, when first they practice to deceive. And there i thought he was just a little innocent Mite, he had other plans the dirty Shite. after I squashed the pervert on tile five, I realized, maybe he was returning home to his wife and child. Too late now as the die was cast, the cast was Die, I made him a martyr, a martyr, in a Black Widow and a child´s eye. And a fading memory for a spideress barsmaid, in a flyover pit stop on Route 66, in the sweet bye and bye. By Holly Barrett
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Jul 14, 2018
Jul 14, 2018 at 8:13 PM UTC
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