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Her Lovely Web
23 April, 2009
Author: Karla Bardanza

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She released her thread and waited
For the wind to blow it away...
Patiently, she constructed her
Web and stayed there quietly,
Motionless looking at him not
As prey but as something she
Could have forever...
When he came, she wrapped
Him in her satin sheets, cooked
For him, lulled him with her soft
Voice...
At night she used to bite him,
Scratch his back, look him in
The eye...
Little by little he got paralyzed
And forgot how to say goodbye.

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Comments on this poem/writing:

Colin (69.157.9.102) -- Thursday, April 23 2009, 08:05 pm

Check inside for secret message ....

These words of intrigue ....
These words of desire ....
can't get me much higher!
Karla Bardanza (200.222.42.130) -- Monday, April 27 2009, 11:59 pm

Cant get you higher Colin?

You were already higher when you wrote the comment, weren't you Colin?But I bet I can get you higher and higher!
barb (67.58.197.169) -- Tuesday, April 28 2009, 01:39 pm

great write

Theway you describe a spidersweb is beautiful nice read thanks
Barb (200.222.210.162) -- Tuesday, April 28 2009, 05:48 pm

Thanks

Thanks for your sweet words on my poem
 
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