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The Vulture


A supervillain called the Vulture is polluting the environment, which is bad;

When Peter Parker finds out what the Vulture is doing, he gets mad.

 

Parker changes into Spider-Man and swings through the air, searching for his foe;

The Vulture is a madman, in case you didn't know.

 

When Spider-Man finds the Vulture and the villain sees him, he tries to attack Spider-Man;

With his spider-sense, Spidey avoids being attacked by his enemy as fast as he can.

 

Spidey uses a device that he made to stop the Vulture's harness from working and I'll tell you why;

It's so that the Vulture won't be able to fly.

 

After that, Spidey immediately beats up the Vulture, as you can see;

Spidey is amazing and always will be.

 

When the Vulture is beaten, Spidey spins a web on the crook;

The Vulture has very old looks.

 

Spider-Man calls the police so they can arrest the Vulture, which is smart;

The Vulture is also an old fart.

 

When the police arrive to arrest the Vulture, Spider-Man swings away;

The Vulture is going to prison and that's all I have to say.

 

 

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hotidris

I'm a Muslim who likes to exercise, practice self-defense techniques, surf the Internet, and write poetry.

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