The Spider's Intentions

It was so well written, and I read several sentences that touched my heart in the whole article... "Turn the tough restraint into gentle restraint, at least until you are on the verge of death and can't bear it any longer, there will still be nectar to drink." Yes, Alois and Claude, so why not Unlike the dying butterfly who had no power to resist, the butterfly Alois saved wanted to escape before his wings were torn off by him, but Alois saved by Claude never thought of escaping from this demon who simply longed for his soul. This is the tragedy of Alois. From the beginning to the end, Claude never thought that it was himself who imprisoned him in the insect cage and imprisoned him in Claude's palm.

That article in the bar magazine? I added a poem, it's so beautiful. Anywhere? Nowhere? Somewhere? Everywhere.