Hungry Spider

Those who don’t understand, could find no name,
But the one they fear, was given by them the fame,
It hides in so common a creature, that none think,
That in them its razor-like fangs could ever sink,

It lives in the shadows hiding from truthful light,
Clicking its teeth anxiously, it has second sight,
It has a mother darker and more evil than any other,
It’s a female incarnation of evil without a brother,

While you lay on your bed, she crawls toward you,
Up your body she glides, toward the target, aim so true,
She moves over your lips to your sniffling nose,
Inside your nostrils, to your brain she gets so very close,

She makes her way to settle between the halves of your brain,
Laying her eggs she loves to cause such terribly immense pain,
She begins to devour your mind, a strong and white web she spins,
Her terribly long legs dig painfully into your brain like pins,

Her children run through your veins, eating your body away,
In their stomachs your bones, muscles, and ligaments decay,
They use iron strong web to hold your shape, then they die,
Happening so very quick, that you never have a chance to cry,

She leaves your heart alone in your now empty chest,
There’s nothing around it, as they ate all the rest,
With her many legs she tugs at the strings so white,
Makes you act like normal at the end of the scary night,

Now she controls you as you go through life.