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Post by Tin Man on Aug 22, 2005 10:48:54 GMT -5
Woe upon the spider I set down beside her, Weaving my web of words; For faster than a snap, I fell in my own trap, Giving myself a curse.
I told her a story Of prowess and glory As proof that I fared well. I told her this one fib And thought myself so glib; Now, I suffer in hell.
For this miniscule lie She had read to imply She was free for romance. I never would have thought She would take such a shot Should some heart beg a dance.
Oh yes, a man she met, Though not in person yet, But I fear that comes soon. Oh why did I so lie? For now I only cry; He too may bring the moon.
So as you can well see I deserve no pity. This bed I claim, I made. I wove it by myself, This lacy, sticky shelf; Here I fade to a shade.
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