Opening
a
window,
I let the air flow
in.
To blow
away the cobwebs,
that
are starting
to wear me thin,
tearing at my skin.
Nightly,
the creeping
spider threads
of long forgotten
yesterdays
try to tie me.
Bind me.
I try to forget
but the pain
won't let me.
Coating me in
sticky gossamer strands,
like millions
of hell bound hands
these hellish strands
all pulling
down on me.
They cling,
tightly,
choking the air
to fill my
head with visions
of horror,
Upset,
but the webs enthrone me
in their midst,
like a king, I think,
for a second,
before the beast
of a spider
walks in,
and in a blink,
devours me.
It's mortal feast.
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