The Spider
&
Mort’Vanity
Here Man ‘it’ exercises humankind upon the spider,
Freshly hatched “oh! Ssoo cute” and thus “he’ll wear a’ diaper”
Where mortal vanity blindly succumbs the vulture,
Creeps nature ov’r nurture in an’ among a natural order.
Now man ‘it’ blends its paraphilic nature of Adam and Eve,
An’ this the spider sheds it’s ‘skin’ t’ larger form,
“Here my son a matching t-shirt! For you’d I’d give my life”,
Where voices raised go blind in the love, your Simorgh.
Comes show an’ tell you sell love around,
“one of a’ kind! Come all! All come! The great hind leg walking spider!”
Man an’ Woman ‘it’ comes here t’now the mort’vanity you parade,
Where every quoin an’ darkest desire sheds again the spiders ‘skin’.
Creeps ‘it’ on the darkness’ crawls on all fours in admiration,
Confuses loving nurture paraphilic admiration with nature’s truthful hand,
‘it’ discloses all ‘it’s’ heart oh ‘it’ strokes ‘it’ (wields)
‘its’ heart where flowers lose their potent scent.
Where death admits it’s odors foul,
The human gospel dispels all philosophy of ‘its’ grace,
Yet here the spider hind legs it (struts),
It see’s no lover nor sexual Grace only disgrace.
The spider bites the human flesh,
The human hand in cold mechanical retort,
“what have you done? I’m doomed! I’m dead!”
The spider’s indifference “you knew. YOU KNEW! I am what I am an’ you knew I was inimical an’ you poked and you prodded an’ you dressed ‘I’ as a’ child a commodity to harness but here now ‘I’ am in all of my nature and now how you fear me in your death rattle mort’vanity”.