The Tarantula Poem by M.L. Squier

The Tarantula



Wolf spider

But I’m not

A

Big biter.


My body’s

Quite hirsute

In or out

Of a suit.


Though I emit silk

I don’t secrete milk.


I’ve got two eyes

But I don’t use them as much

As I do my sense of touch.


My exoskeleton does

some molting

And this can look a little
revolting.


If I’m a male

I’m not as large

As a female.


I like to eat insects

But I’ll eat a lizard or a mouse

When each one least expects

It.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Joseph Poewhit 24 December 2008

Amazing how spiders can build perfect webs in symmetrical form.

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