I have a spider on my pant leg,
to my dismay and woe.
I gaze at him,
so small of limb,
he will not let me go.
I met him in an alley,
deep and dark and dank,
he latched ahold,
and now I'm told,
his silky threads to thank.
I jump around in circles,
he can not stay on me!
But he holds on,
with so much brawn,
I cannot get him free!
So now I've drawn a crowd,
they're watching from afar,
I do this dance,
a little prance,
I know I look bizarre.
I finally catch him with my toe,
and smash him into paste.
he's finally dead,
and so I fled,
into my car post-haste.
And as my story ends,
I'm sure that you can see,
that a spider who,
climbed on my shoe,
found I wasn't his taxi!
~Yes, it's mine.
I don't know what possessed me. I'm obviously not a poet, but after battling this spider these verses just came to me. I don't know what it is about me and spiders. I'm telling you, they're after me!
Anyway, I hope this gets a giggle out of you, if for no other reason than you can imagine the weird dance I was doing. :)
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The verse about smashing him into paste was my favorite!! BRAVO!!! That was freaking awesome. Although, YEAH, if I were you, I'd be officially terrified. They just keep coming after you!! Stupid little freaklings!! <---don't ask where that word came from.
BRAVO!! BRAVO!! Absolutely brilliant! I love that you used "post-haste". :)
I reread this poem this morning, Tracie, and I knew I wouldn't be able to remember the tune I was humming when I read it yesterday. Dang.
AWESOME!!!!!
Jaime
That do be a great bit 'o prose!
Awww, thanks guys! Yer makin' this here pirate blush! ;)
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