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Arachnphobia
Arachnophobia.
A deadly Spider from afar.
Atherton and Manli collect them from a tree.
But a retyrn will be dirrerent for Manli.
Dr Jennings remembers from birth.
Of what Arachnophia is worth.
The fateful bite
The Spider mates in a barn.
And the hatclings do their yarn.
The fateful bite hit’s a healthy old woman.
And from a lamp it forms a attack plan.
The cat was near to a scare.
As the Spider scanned it on a chair.
The casket
The Spider has bitten Manli.
And after The casket is free.
The body is drunken dry.
As a Spider catches a lift to fly.
It bites the bird dead.
As a baseball comes close ahead.
I can spin a web
I can spin a web.
I can tell a tale.
If you stomp me,I’ll be frail.
The barn is now my home.
From the forest I was flown.
Straight into a country to the unknown.
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This is a collection of 4 verses inspired by the movie of same name. POEM TAGS
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