Poor is the web of lies
Woven with but one thread
Catching but a few flies
This isn't what we dread
The web holds many strings
Greed, guilt, self-hate
For every fly something
Upon the cloying grate
To greed some flies succumb
Toward treasure they grope
Lusting after a crumb
Perish on sticky ropes
Some drown in their own guilt
Heedless of threats of death
By which the web is built
Surrender their last breath
A fly must look within
Something most don't dare
Each thread alone is thin
The web is hardly there
Blinded by careless haste
Most fail to see evil
Or in the final waste
Responsibility
(4/12)
April is National Poetry Writing Month
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