Manic SpidersA Poem by KatDarknessNo sleep, headache, need some coffee and a bad horror game.The night and
day spin their webs, Of melting amber
and misty silver, We are tangled
in it like insects, Who twist and
writhe, To try and get
free, Of our shadowy
bindings. Manic, electrocuted spiders, Jerking and
screaming, Bound in silver, Smeared and scarred
across glass Like mascara
lumps, On china blue
eyes, To blind and
poison, Concoct
liquid-ink tears. Framework of
emotions, Snap and
splinter, bone-china nervosa, Tendrils of
blood fray and break, Twisted threads of muscle and elastic Intertwine, serpents
clothing a skeleton. Veins knotted
like the bands of platinum, That sealed her
suicide pact, The glistening
slivers of truth in 'til we die.’ Rubies,
blood-stained stars Studding
suicidal wrist, Dismissed as
hemophilia’s blade, Tourniquet of
deadly silence. Filth and
copper, crimson lips, Mechanical
hearts, Fuelled by
drugged blood and lust, Erase the data
of names, needlepoint Across a heart
of sparkling quartz, Pretty diamonds,
but so cold and dead. All of those names across it, Etched through a gravestone, Negative
acclaim, an industry- stained soul, © 2012 KatDarknessAuthor's Note
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Added on December 27, 2012Last Updated on December 27, 2012 Tags: manic, spiders, thrash-metal, insanity AuthorKatDarknessIrelandAboutMy name is Kathy, and I am a psychological horror writer, who enjoys philosophy, psychology, art, writing (duh!) reading books by Stephen King and Karin Slaughter; and writing dark, abstract poetry an.. more..Writing
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